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Nookie1986 [14]
3 years ago
6

Managers will utilize __________ skills with increasing frequency as they rise within an organization.

Business
1 answer:
Nastasia [14]3 years ago
7 0
<span>E. Conceptual and decision</span><span>

The Internal auditor is the person who reviews the operating and accounting control procedures adopted by management to make sure the controls are adequate.

Internal audit within the company is not only done to review operating and accounting control procedures but to recommend ways that will further operation and accounting control within the company. </span>
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The computation of the economic value added is shown below:

As we know that

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For Adams Division, it is

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3 years ago
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Identify which items Caroline can deduct (fully or partially).

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Salary $44,000

Alimony received $9,600

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Contributions to Health Savings Account ($3,600)

Standard deduction for single filer 2017 ($6,350)

Personal exemption ($4,050)

Her mother cannot be claimed as a dependent because her income was higher than the gross income limit. Since we are not given the number of children, or if they continued to be minors during more than half of 2017, we cannot include them in our calculations. That is also why I considered Caroline a single filer and not a head of household.

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Incremental Earnings Forecast ($ million)

Sales of Mini Mochi Munch                   $8,310,000

Other Sales                                           $2,380,000

Other sales revenue                           $10,690,000

Cost of Goods Sold                               $7,186,500

Gross Profit                                           $3,503,500

Selling, General, and Administrative    $4,130,000

Depreciation                                         $0

EBIT                                                       ($ 626,500)

Income Tax at 35%                               $0

Unlevered Net Income                         $0

Calculate the unlevered net income for year 2 below:

YEAR 2

Sales of Mini Mochi Munch                   $6,310,000

Other Sales                                           $2,380,000

Total sales revenue                              $8,690,000

Cost of Goods Sold                              $5,886,500

Gross Profit                                           $2,803,500  

Selling, General, and Administrative   $ 0

Depreciation                                         $0

EBIT                                                       $2,803,500

Income Tax at 35%                                  $981,225

Unlevered Net Income                         $1,822,275

Explanation:

a) Data and Calculations:

Advertising campaign expenses = $4.13 million

Incremental sales revenue from Mini Mochi Munch = $8.31 million

Next years incremental sales revenue from Mini Mochi Munch = $6.31 million

Incremental sales revenue from other products = $2.38 million each year

Gross profit margin or the Mini Mochi Munch = 35%

Gross profit margin for other products = 25%

Marginal corporate tax rate = 35%

Cost of goods sold:

Year 1:

Mini Mochi Much = 65% (100 - 35%) of sales = 65% * $8.31 m = $5,401,500

Other products = 75% (100 - 25%) of sales = 75% * $2.38 m =   $1,785,000

Total cost of goods sold = $7,186,500

Year 2:

Mini Mochi Much = 65% (100 - 35%) of sales = 65% * $6.31 m = $4,101,500

Other products = 75% (100 - 25%) of sales = 75% * $2.38 m =   $1,785,000

Total cost of goods sold = $5,886,500

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