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Concept introduction:
Target Costing:
Target costing is a method to estimate the costs to be incurred for the product and achieve such target costs to earn the desired profits respectively. Target costs are calculated as expected sales value reduced by desired profits.
Requirement 1
To compute: the target cost of the new and improved widget. Further, compare such target cost with the current prototypes cost respectively.
Concept introduction:
Target Costing:
Target costing is a method to estimate the costs to be incurred for the product and achieve such target costs to earn the desired profits respectively. Target costs are calculated as expected sales value reduced by desired profits.
Requirement 2
As Turtle Inc. has developed a new and improved widget, such product’s target cost is to be computed where the company wants to earn 40% profit respectively.
Concept introduction:
Target Costing:
Target costing is a method to estimate the costs to be incurred for the product and achieve such target costs to earn the desired profits respectively. Target costs are calculated as expected sales value reduced by desired profits.
Requirement 3
To explain:
As the current prototypes cost is more than the target cost, we need to suggest areas that Turtle Inc. would investigate to reduce the prototypes cost respectively.
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Managerial Accounting
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