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Lelechka [254]
3 years ago
5

As Bart Brownlee approached retirement, he decided the time had come to invest some of his nest egg in a conservative fund. He c

hose the Franklin Utilities Fund. If he invests $30,000 and the fund charges a load of 4.25 percent when shares are purchased, what is the amount of commission (load) Bart must pay?
Business
1 answer:
Serga [27]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

$1,275

Explanation:

The computation of the amount of commission for paying is shown below:

= Invested amount × fund charges a load percentage

= $30,000 × 4.25%

= $1,275

By multiplying the invested amount with the fund charges a load percentage we can easily calculate the amount of commission and the same is to be considered

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Sales                                    $ 1,500,000  $350,000  $620,000  $530,000

Variable expenses                   655,500     154,000      241,800    259,700

Contribution margin                 844,500  $196,000   $378,200  $270,300

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Non-traceable fixed expenses 110,000

Net operating income (loss) $ (84,500)  $(98,000)    $49,200    $74,300

2. Decrease in net operating loss = $45,200

Explanation:

a) Data and Calculations:

Wingate's most recent monthly contribution format income statement:

Sales                                    $ 1,500,000

Variable expenses                   655,500

Contribution margin                 844,500

Fixed expenses                       929,000

Net operating income (loss) $ (84,500)

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Sales                                   $ 350,000  $ 620,000   $ 530,000

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 a percentage of sales                44 %           39 %            49 %

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Traceable fixed expenses for West = $225,000 ($196,000 + 29,000)

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Sales                                    $ 1,574,200  $350,000  $620,000  $604,200

Variable expenses                   655,500     154,000      241,800    259,700

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