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Particulars Total Amount Variable expenses Fixed expenses
Cost of goods sold           474,500.00
Selling expenses           125,000.00 93750 31250
Wages           100,000.00 0           100,000.00
Administrtive expenses             75,000.00 22500 52500
Advertising expenses             25,000.00 0              25,000.00
Sales $      850,000.00
Sales unit             17,000.00 units
Sale Price $                 50.00 Per unit

Here Cost of goods will include 'wages' too since wages is a direct expense for the production.

Since 'wages' expense is fixed, cost of goods includes a fixed expense of $ 100000

Cost of goods excluding wages expense = 474500-100000

= 374500

(a)

Contribution Margin Income Statement for the year ended January 31,2020
Particulars Per unit Amount Amount %
Sales        50.00      850,000.00 100%
Less: Variable Cost
Cost of Goods sold        22.03      374,500.00 44.06%
Administrtive expenses          1.32        22,500.00 2.65%
Selling expenses          5.51        93,750.00 11.03%
      28.87      490,750.00 57.74%
Contribution Margin        21.13      359,250.00 42.26%
Less: Fixed Cost
Cost of goods sold(wages)      100,000.00 11.76%
Administrative expenses        52,500.00 6.18%
Advertising expenses        25,000.00 2.94%
Selling expenses        31,250.00 3.68%
     208,750.00 24.56%
Net Income         8.85      150,500.00 17.71%

Note: Fixed cost per unit is not included in ' contribution margin income statement' since its usually accepted practice to not show fixed cost per unit. However the student may include it if that's necessary as per his study materials.

(b) Break even point( in units) = Total fixed cost/ Contribution per unit

= 208750/21.13

= 9879.32 units or

= 9880 units (rounded)

Break even point (in dollar) = Total fixed cost/ Contribution margin ratio

= 208750 / 42.26%

= $ 493965.93 or

= $ 494000(rounded)

Contribution margin ratio= Contribution/ Total revenue

= 359250/850000

= 42.26%   

  

Alternatively Break even point (in dollar)=Break even point( in units) * selling price $ 50

= 9880 units * $ 50

= $ 494000

(c) Margin of safety = Actual sales - Break even sales

= 850000- 494000

= $ 356000

Degree of operating leverage= (Total Sales – Variable costs) /   (Total Sales – Variable costs - Fixed costs)

= (850000 - 490750) / (850000 - 490750 - 208750)

= 359250 / 150500

= 2.3870

=2.39(rounded)

(d) (1)

If Sales commision is given:-
Particulars Amount Amount Calculations
Sales      977,500.00 850000* 115% (19550 units)   
Less: Variable Cost
Cost of Goods sold    430,675.00 (374500*115%)
Administrtive expenses      25,875.00 (22500*115%)
Selling expenses    107,812.50 (93750*115%)
Selling commission      39,100.00      19550*$2
603,462.50
Contribution Margin      374,037.50
Less: Fixed Cost
Cost of goods sold(wages)      90,000.00
Administrative expenses      52,500.00
Advertising expenses      25,000.00
Selling expenses      31,250.00
     198,750.00
Net Income      175,287.50

(2)

If selling price decrease by 10% & increase advertising cost by $ 5000
New sales= 17000+5000      22,000.00
New selling price= 50* 90%              45.00
New advertising cost      30,000.00
Particulars Amount Amount Units Calculation
Sales    990,000.00    22,000.0 22000*45
Less: Variable Cost
Cost of Goods sold    484,647.06 (374500/17000)*22000
Administrative expenses      29,117.65 (22500/17000)*22000
Selling expenses    121,323.53 (93750/17000)*22000
   635,088.24
Contribution Margin    354,911.76
Less: Fixed Cost
Cost of goods sold(wages)    100,000.00
Administrtive expenses      52,500.00
Advertising expenses      30,000.00 25000+5000
Selling expenses      31,250.00
   213,750.00
Net Income    141,161.76

MEMO

As per the first option, Net income is $175,287

As per second option, net income is $ 141,161.76

So , there is a increase profit of 34,125.24 with the first option. Hence that is more preferable.

1st option 2nd option
Fixed cost    198,750.00    213,750.00
Contribution    374,037.50    354,911.00
Units      19,550.00      22,000.00
Contribution per unit              19.13              16.13
Breakeven point      10,388.16      13,249.80

Additionally Contribution per unit is more for option 1. And break even point is less for option 1.

Hence OPTION 1 is preferrable

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