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blondinia [14]
3 years ago
7

Suresh Co. expects its five departments to yield the following income for next year.

Business
1 answer:
DIA [1.3K]3 years ago
3 0

Answer and Explanation:

The re-computation and prepare the departmental income statements is shown below:-

Department N and T has sales dollar lower than Avoidable expenses, therefore those department will be eliminated. Also Unavoidable expenses will be occurs.

Department with less sales than avoidable expenses eliminated

                    Dept M       Dept N    Dept O       Dept P       Dept T    Total

Sales           $63,000      $0          $56,000    $42,000     $0        $161,000

Expenses

Avoidable:      $9,800    $0         $22,400     $14,000     $0         $46,200

Unavoidable   $51,800 $12,600 $4,200        $29,400   $9,800 $107,800

Total

expenses      $61,600    $12,600  $26,600   $43,400    $9,800   $107,800

Net income

(loss)              $1,400     ($12,600)  $29,400   ($1,400)    ($9,800)   $7,000

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