Cost Accounting, Student Value Edition (15th Edition)
Cost Accounting, Student Value Edition (15th Edition)
15th Edition
ISBN: 9780133428858
Author: Charles T. Horngren, Srikant M. Datar, Madhav V. Rajan
Publisher: PEARSON
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Chapter 3, Problem 3.36P

1.

To determine

To compute: Projected net income for 2014.

Given information:

Selling price per unit is $35.

Variable cost per unit is $18.50.

Fixed costs are $214,500.

Units to be sold are 22,000 units.

Tax rate is 40%.

2.

To determine

To compute: Break-even points in units.

Given information:

Selling price per unit is $35.

Variable cost per unit is $18.50.

Fixed costs are $214,500.

3.

To determine

To compute: Net income for 2015.

Given information:

Selling price per unit is $35.

Variable cost per unit is $18.50.

Revenue target is $875,000 or 25,000 bowls

Fixed costs are $231,000($214,500+$16,500).

Tax rate is 40%.

4.

To determine

To compute: Break-even points in units for 2015.

Given information:

Selling price per unit is $35.

Variable cost per unit is $18.50.

Fixed costs are $231,000($214,500+$16,500).

5.

To determine

To compute: Budgeted revenue for 2015.

Given information:

Selling price per unit is $35.

Variable cost per unit is $18.50.

Fixed costs are $231,000($214,500+$16,500).

Net income is equal to the net income of 2017 which is $89,100.

Tax rate is 40%.

6.

To determine

To compute: Break-even points in units for 2015.

Given information:

Selling price per unit is $35.

Variable cost per unit is $18.50.

Fixed costs are ($214,500+Advertising expense).

Net income is $108,450.

Expected sales are 25,000 units.

Tax rate is 40%.

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