Financial and Managerial Accounting: Information for Decisions
Financial and Managerial Accounting: Information for Decisions
6th Edition
ISBN: 9780078025761
Author: John J Wild, Ken Shaw Accounting Professor, Barbara Chiappetta Fundamental Accounting Principles
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Chapter 22, Problem 3PSB
To determine

Department contribution statement:

Department contribution statement can be defined as a financial statement through which a company can decide whether any department should be eliminated or not. To take this decision, the company needs a departmental contribution statement. If the department contribution statement figure is negative and income is positive, then the company takes the decision to eliminate the particular department causing the loss.

To prepare: The departmental income statement to show how the company’s predicted results of operations for calendar year 2016.

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Prepare the departmental income statement to show how the company’s predicted results of operations for calendar year 2016 as shown below.

Particulars Amount
($)
Amount
($)
Amount
($)
Amount
($)
  Movies Video games Compact disc Combined
Sales (A) 648,000 216,000 300,000 1,164,000
Cost of goods sold (A - C) 453,600 166,320 195,000 814,920
Gross profit (C=A×B) 194,400 49,680 105,000 349,080
Gross profit margin (B) 30% 23% 35% 30%
Direct expense        
Sales salaries 37,000 15,000 18,000 70,000
Advertisement expense 12,500 6,000 10,000 28,500
Store supplies used 4,320 1,080 2,000 7,400
Deprecation-Equipment 4,500 3,000 1,200 8,700
Total direct expense 58,320 25,080 31,200 114,600
Allocated expense        
Rent expense 30,750 6,000 13,250 50,000
Utilities expense 5,535 1,080 2,385 9,000
Office expense 47,320 15,773 21,907 85,000
Total allocated expense 83,605 22,853 37,542 144,000
Total expense(D) 141,925 47,933 68,742 258,600
Net Income (E=CD) 52,475 1,747 36,258 90,480

Table – 1

Working notes:

1. Calculate the increased in the sales of movies department.

Totalmoviesdepartmentsales=Movies departmentsale×%increasedinsales=$600,000×108100=$648,000

2. Calculate the increased in the sales of video game department.

Totalvideo gamedepartmentsales=(Video game departmentsale×%increasedinsales)=$200,000×108100=$216,000

3. Calculate the combined increased in sales.

Total combinedsales=(Salesofmovies+Salesofvideogames+Salesofcompactdisc)=$648,000+$216,000+$300,000=$1,164,000

4. Calculate the gross profit margin of movies department.

Grossprofitmargin=GrossprofitSale=$180,000$600,000=30%

5. Calculate the gross profit margin of video games department.

Grossprofitmargin=GrossprofitSale=$46,000$200,000=23%

6. Calculate the gross profit margin of combined sales.

Grossprofitmargin=GrossprofitSale=$226,000$1,164,000=19.42%

7. Calculate the gross profit of movies department.

Grossprofit=Grossprofitmargin×Sale=$648,000×30%=$194,400

8. Calculate the gross profit of video department.

Grossprofit=Grossprofitmargin×Sale=$216,000×23%=$49,680

9. Calculate the gross profit of painting department.

Grossprofit=Grossprofitmargin×Sale=$300,000×35%=$105,000

10. Calculate the gross profit of combined sale.

Grossprofit=Grossprofitmargin×Sale=$1,164,000×19.42%=$226,048.8

11. Calculate the cost of goods sold of movies department.

Costofgoodssold=SaleGrossprofit=$648,000$194,400=$453,600

12. Calculate the cost of goods sold of video department.

Costofgoodssold=SaleGrossprofit=$216,000$49,680=$166,320

13. Calculate the cost of goods sold of disc department.

Costofgoodssold=SaleGrossprofit=$300,000$105,000=$195,000

14. Calculate the cost of goods sold of combined sale.

Costofgoodssold=SaleGrossprofit=$1,164,000$226,000=$938,000

15. Calculate the new rent expense of the movies department.

Newrentexpense=Rentexpense×45usedbythedepartment=$41,000×34=$30,750

16. Calculate the new rent expense of the video department.

Newrentexpense=Rentexpense×34usedbythedepartment=$9,000×23=$6,000

17. Calculate the new rent expense of the disc department.

Rentexpense=[(Rentexpenseofclockdepartment4)+(Rentexpenseofmirrordepartment3)]=$41,0004+$9,0003=$10,250+$3,000=$13,250

18. Calculate the combined rent expense.

Combinedexpense=(Rentexpenseofmoviesdepartment+Rentexpenseofvediodepartment+Rentexpenseofdiscdepartment)=$30,750+$6,000+$13,250=$50,000

19. Calculate the new utilities expense of the music department.

Newutilitiesexpense=Utilitiesexpense×34usedbythedepartment=$7,380×34=$5,535

20. Calculate the new utilities expense of the video department.

Newutilitiesexpense=Utilitiesexpense×23usedbythedepartment=$1,620×23=$1,080

21. Calculate the new utilities expense of the disc department.

Utilitiesexpense=[(Utilitiesexpenseofmusicdepartment4)+(Utilitiesexpenseofvideodepartment3)]=$7,3804+$1,6203=$1,845+$540=$2,385

22. Calculate the office expense of the music department.

Newofficeexpense=SalesCombinedsale×Combinedexpense=$648,000$1,164,000×$85,000=$47,320

23. Calculate the office expense of the video games department.

Newofficeexpense=SalesCombinedsale×Combinedexpense=$200,000$1,164,000×$85,000=$15,773

24. Calculate the office expense of the disc department.

Officeexpense=(TotalofficeexpenseMusicdepartmentexpenseVideogamesdepartmentexpense)=$85,000$47,320$15,733=$21,907

25. Calculate the net income of the music department.

Netincome=GrossprofitTotalexpense=$194,400$141,925=$52,475

26. Calculate the net income of the video game department.

Netincome=GrossprofitTotalexpense=$49,680$47,933=$1,747

27. Calculate the net income of the disc department.

Netincome=GrossprofitTotalexpense=$105,000$68,742=$36,258

Conclusion

Hence, the departmental income statement to show how the company’s predicted results of operations for calendar year 2016 is prepared as above.

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