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IgorC [24]
4 years ago
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Sonia opened a yoga studio where she teaches classes and sells yoga clothing. fixed costs for sonia's yoga studio include the co

st of the
Business
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lana [24]4 years ago
6 0
<span>fixed costs for sonia's yoga studio include the cost of the: 
</span><span>(ii) wages paid to the other yoga instructors.
(iii) the lease on the studio space.

Fixed cost refers to the amount of expense which will remain contant no matter how much output or transactions that Sonia made for her business. This includes yearly salary, rent , insurance payment, etc)</span>
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Departmental Contribution Income Statements

For Year Ended December 31, 2013

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Sales                                              $ 111,500  $ 105,500

Cost of goods sold                          55,675       66,750

Variable operating expenses         29,480       24,200

Total variable costs                       $85,155     $90,950

Contribution margin                   $26,345      $14,550

Total fixed (indirect) costs            $17,225       $14,750

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Departmental Income Statements

For Year Ended December 31, 2013

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Sales                                              $ 111,500  $ 105,500

Cost of goods sold                          55,675       66,750

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Depreciation expense-equipment 10,150         9,000

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Utilities expense                             3,045         2,550

Total operating expenses            46,705       38,950

Net income (loss)                         $ 9,120        $ (200 )

Total operating expenses            46,705       38,950

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Rent expense                                 6,105         5,950

Utilities expense                            3,045         2,550

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