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marysya [2.9K]
3 years ago
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Estimated Income Statements, using Absorption and Variable Costing

Business
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zzz [600]3 years ago
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Answer:

Marshall Inc.

1. Estimated Income Statement for the year ending October 31 (Absorption Costing)

Sales volume                                          40,000 Units    50,000 Units

Sales Revenue                                          $2,120,000      $2,650,000

Cost of goods sold:

Direct materials ($31.90 per unit)               1,276,000         1,595,000

Direct labor ($7.60 per unit)                         304,000            380,000      

Variable factory overhead ($3.50 per unit)  140,000            175,000

Fixed factory overhead                                   63,840              63,840

Total cost of goods sold                           $1,783,840       $2,213,840

Gross profit                                                  $336,160         $436,160

Expenses:

Fixed selling & administrative expenses       17,400              17,400

Variable selling & administrative expenses 55,263             69,079

Total selling & administrative expenses    $72,663           $86,479

Net income                                                $263,497         $349,681

2. Estimated Income Statement for the year ending October 31 (Variable Costing)

Sales volume                                            15,200 Units     16,800 Units

Sales Revenue                                             $805,600         $890,400

Cost of goods sold:

Direct materials ($31.90 per unit)                  484,880           535,920

Direct labor ($7.60 per unit)                           115,520             127,680      

Variable factory overhead ($3.50 per unit)   53,200              58,800

Variable selling & administrative expenses   21,000               23,210

Total Variable costs                                   $674,600           $745,610

Gross profit                                                  $131,000           $144,790

Fixed Expenses:

Fixed selling & administrative expenses       17,400               17,400

Fixed factory overhead                                 63,840              63,840

Total fixed expenses                                   $81,240             $81,240

Net income                                                 $49,760            $63,550

Explanation:

a) Data and Calculations:

Estimated Operating Results

Sales (15,200 x $53) $805,600

Manufacturing costs (15,200 units):

Direct materials 484,880 ($31.90 per unit)

Direct labor 115,520 ($7.60 per unit)

Variable factory overhead 53,200 ($3.50 per unit)

Fixed factory overhead 63,840

Fixed selling and administrative expenses 17,400  

Variable selling and administrative expenses 21,000

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