| a) | |||
| Sales | 1231000 | ||
| Variable costs: | |||
| COGS | 486000 | ||
| Contribution margin | (1231-486)/1231=60.52% | ||
| Fixed cost = SG&A + Depreciation | |||
| Fixed cost = 1109000+420000 = 1529000 | |||
| Book Break even = Fixed Cost / contribution margin | |||
| Book Break even = 1529000/60.52% = $2526438 | |||
| Cash Break even = (Fixed Cost - Depreciation)/ contribution margin | |||
| Cash Break even = (1529000-420000)/ 60.52% = $1832452 | |||
| b) | |||
| Sales | 1231000 | ||
| Variable costs: | |||
| COGS | 486000 | ||
| SG&A | 1231000*30%=369300 | ||
| Total Variable Cost | 855300 | ||
| Contribution margin | (1231-855.3)/1231=30.52% | ||
| Fixed cost = Fixed SG&A + Depreciation | |||
| Fixed cost = (1109000-369300)+420000 = 1159700 | |||
| Book Break even = Fixed Cost / contribution margin | |||
| Book Break even = 1159700/30.52% = $3799803 | |||
| Cash Break even = (Fixed Cost - Depreciation)/ contribution margin | |||
| Cash Break even = (1159700-420000)/ 30.52% = $2423657 | |||
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reports a firm’s gross income, expenses, net income, and the income
that is available for distribution to its preferred and common
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