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Direct materials                                    $ 4

Direct labor                                               7

Variable manufacturing overhead           1

Variable costing unit product cost      $12

With this figure, the variable costing income statements can be prepared:

                                                                  Year 1                          Year 2

Unit sales                                                40,000 units             50,000 units            

Sales                                                       $1,000,000               $1,250,000

Variable expenses:

The variable cost of goods sold

($12 per unit)                                        480,000                   600,000

Variable selling and administrative

expenses ( $2 per unit)                        80,000                    100,000

Total variable expenses                         560,000                   700,000

 

Contribution margin                               440,000                     550,000

 

Fixed expenses:

 Fixed manufacturing overhead            270,000                    270,000

Fixed selling and administrative             130,000                     130,000

expenses

Total fixed expenses                               400,000                    400,000

Net operating income                            $40,000                     $150,000.

An annual record is a record that public organizations must provide annually to shareholders that describes their operations and economic situations. a report that gives unique information approximately what a corporation has completed and how successful it has been.

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Jorge purchased a copyright for use in his business in the current year. The purchase occurred on July 15th and the purchase pri
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Answer:

total amortization expense = $5400

so correct option is C) $5,400

Explanation:

given data

purchase price = $67,500

time period = 75 months

months  = 6th

to find out

total amortization expense

solution

we get here total amortization expense that is express as

total amortization expense = \frac{purchase\ price}{time\ period} ×months  ...............1

put her value we get

total amortization expense = \frac{67500}{75} × 6

total amortization expense = $5400

so correct option is C) $5,400

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3 years ago
Lauren is trying to find her net income. She used the statement and the steps shown.
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Lauren made an error in step 3 because she should have subtracted expenses from income.

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You must subtract expenses because they are things you are <u>paying for.</u>

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The correct statement is: "The fixed cost per unit will decrease when volume increases."

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