ANSWER:
Calculate july Payroll :
June payroll = 13300 and budgeted sales = 190000
So june fixed payroll = 3800
Variable payroll = (13300 -3800)/190000= 5%
July budgeted payroll = (120000*5%+3800) = 9800
so answer is d) $9800
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