1.
Last year’s margin
Introduction: Return on investments is difference between cost of investment and net profit. It is also performance measure which evaluates the efficiency of the investment made. It is even used in comparing the efficiency of difference between investments.
1.

Answer to Problem 1TF15
Last year’s margin is 20%
Explanation of Solution
Computation of margin
2.
Last year’s turnover
Introduction: Return on investments is difference between cost of investment and net profit. It is also performance measure which evaluates the efficiency of the investment made. It is even used in comparing the efficiency of difference between investments.
2.

Answer to Problem 1TF15
Last year’s turnover is 1.6
Explanation of Solution
Computation of turnover
3.
Last year’s
Introduction: Return on investments is difference between cost of investment and net profit. It is also performance measure which evaluates the efficiency of the investment made. It is even used in comparing the efficiency of difference between investments.
3.

Answer to Problem 1TF15
Last year’s return on investments is 40%
Explanation of Solution
Computation of return on investment
4.
Margin related to this year’s investment opportunity
Introduction: Return on investments is difference between cost of investment and net profit. It is also performance measure which evaluates the efficiency of the investment made. It is even used in comparing the efficiency of difference between investments.
4.

Answer to Problem 1TF15
Margin related to this year’s related to this year’s investment opportunity is 15%
Explanation of Solution
Computation of margin
Working notes:
Compute the net operating income
Particulars | Amount |
Sales | $200,000 |
Less: Variable expenses | $80,000 |
Contribution margin | $120,000 |
Less: Fixed expenses | $90,000 |
Net operating income | $30,000 |
5.
The turnover related to this year’s investment opportunity.
Introduction: Return on investments is difference between cost of investment and net profit. It is also performance measure which evaluates the efficiency of the investment made. It is even used in comparing the efficiency of difference between investments.
5.

Answer to Problem 1TF15
The turnover related to this year’s investment opportunity is 1.67
Explanation of Solution
Computation of current year turnover
6.
The ROI related to this year’s investment opportunity.
Introduction: Return on investments is difference between cost of investment and net profit. It is also performance measure which evaluates the efficiency of the investment made. It is even used in comparing the efficiency of difference between investments.
6.

Answer to Problem 1TF15
The ROI related to this year’s investment opportunity is 25%.
Explanation of Solution
Computation of return on investment
7.
If company purses the investment opportunity and otherwise performs the same as last year, give the margin it will earn this year.
Introduction: Return on investments is difference between cost of investment and net profit. It is also performance measure which evaluates the efficiency of the investment made. It is even used in comparing the efficiency of difference between investments.
7.

Answer to Problem 1TF15
If company purses the investment opportunity and otherwise performs the same as last year, the margin it will earn this year is 19.2%.
Explanation of Solution
Current year margin
8.
If company purses the investment opportunity and otherwise performs the same as last year, give the turnover it will earn this year.
Introduction: Return on investments is difference between cost of investment and net profit. It is also performance measure which evaluates the efficiency of the investment made. It is even used in comparing the efficiency of difference between investments.
8.

Answer to Problem 1TF15
If company purses the investment opportunity and otherwise performs the same as last year, the turnover it will earn this year is 1.61.
Explanation of Solution
Computation of current year turnover
9.
If company purses the investment opportunity and otherwise performs the same as last year, give the ROI it will earn this year.
Introduction: Return on investments is difference between cost of investment and net profit. It is also performance measure which evaluates the efficiency of the investment made. It is even used in comparing the efficiency of difference between investments.
9.

Answer to Problem 1TF15
If company purses the investment opportunity and otherwise performs the same as last year, the ROI it will earn this year is 30.9%.
Explanation of Solution
Computation of return on investment
10.
Bonus is earned only when the ROI of current year exceeds from last year. Whether she will pursue the investment opportunity and will owner of the company allow pursuing the investments company.
Introduction: Return on investments is difference between cost of investment and net profit. It is also performance measure which evaluates the efficiency of the investment made. It is even used in comparing the efficiency of difference between investments.
10.

Answer to Problem 1TF15
If the return on investment is rejected then CEO of the company should provide preference to the new investment.
Explanation of Solution
Due to previous return on investment is 32% and with the new investment is 30.9%, so this new investment opportunity is not preferred. The company actually requires 15% return on investments but in normal the return on investment is 25%.
If the return on investment is rejected then CEO of the company should provide preference to the new investment.
11.
Last year’s residual income.
Introduction: Return on investments is difference between cost of investment and net profit. It is also performance measure which evaluates the efficiency of the investment made. It is even used in comparing the efficiency of difference between investments.
11.

Answer to Problem 1TF15
Last year’s residual income is $106,205
Explanation of Solution
Computation of last year residual income
12.
Residual income of this year’s investment opportunity.
Introduction: Return on investments is difference between cost of investment and net profit. It is also performance measure which evaluates the efficiency of the investment made. It is even used in comparing the efficiency of difference between investments.
12.

Answer to Problem 1TF15
Residual income of this year’s investment opportunity will be $12,000
Explanation of Solution
Computation of current year residual income
13.
If the company pursues the investments opportunity and otherwise performs the same, explain the residual income it will earn this year.
Introduction: Return on investments is difference between cost of investment and net profit. It is also performance measure which evaluates the efficiency of the investment made. It is even used in comparing the efficiency of difference between investments.
13.

Answer to Problem 1TF15
If the company pursues the investments opportunity and otherwise performs the same, the residual income it will earn this year is $118,250.
Explanation of Solution
Computation of current year residual income
14.
Bonus is earned only when the ROI of current year exceeds from last year, whether she will pursue the investment opportunity.
Introduction: Return on investments is difference between cost of investment and net profit. It is also performance measure which evaluates the efficiency of the investment made. It is even used in comparing the efficiency of difference between investments.
14.

Answer to Problem 1TF15
Management will pursue for achieving the investment opportunity as it helps in increasing the residual income by $12,000.
Explanation of Solution
Bonus is earned only when the ROI of current year exceeds from last year. It will be pursued for achieving the investment opportunity as it helps in increasing the residual income by $12,000.
15.
If contribution margin ratio of investment opportunity was 50% instead of 60% and bonus is earned only when the ROI of current year exceeds from last year. Whether she will pursue the investment opportunity and will owner of the company want to pursue the investments company
Introduction: Return on investments is difference between cost of investment and net profit. It is also performance measure which evaluates the efficiency of the investment made. It is even used in comparing the efficiency of difference between investments.
15.

Answer to Problem 1TF15
The difference in residual income for current year is of $8,000.
Explanation of Solution
Difference in residual income
Working notes:
Residual income
Compute net operating income.
Particulars | Amount |
Sales | $200,000 |
Less: Variable expenses | $100,000 |
Contribution margin | $100,000 |
Less: Fixed expenses | $90,000 |
Net operating income | $10,000 |
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