Ans:
a). Degree of Operating leverage(DOL):
DOL = (Contribution/EBIT)
*Contribution = $22,950,000
EBIT = $13,750,000
DOL = $22,950,000/$13,750,000
DOL = 1.67 times
*Note: Contribution is nothing but, revenue before fixed costs.
b). Degree of financial leverage(DFL):
DFL = [EBIT/(EBIT - Interest expense)]
EBIT = $13,750,000
Interest expense = $1,350,000
DFL = [$13,750,000/($13,750,000 - 1,350,000)]
DFL = $13,750,000/$12,400,000
DFL = 1.11 times.
c). Degree of combined leverage(DCL):
DCL = DOL DFL
DCL = 1.67 1.11
DCL = 1.85 times.
d). Break even point(BEP) in sales dollars:
BEP = (Fixed cost )/(Contribution margin ratio).
Fixed cost = $9,200,000
*Contribution margin ratio = 50%
BEP = $9,200,000/50%
BEP = $18,400,000.
*Working notes:
Contribution margin ratio = (Sales - Variable costs)/Sales
Contribution margin ratio = ($45,750,000 - $22,800,000)/$45,750,000
Contribution margin ratio = $22,950,000/$45,750,000
Contribution margin ratio = 0.50 times or 50%.
e). Calculation of percentage of change in Earnings before tax and Net income due to change in Sales:
Particulars | Existing capacity | If sales increase by 25% | Percentage of change |
Sales | $45,750,000 | $57,187,500 | 25% |
Less: Variable costs | $22,800,000 | $28,500,000 | 25% |
Revenue before fixed costs | $22,950,000 | $28,687,500 | |
Less: Fixed costs | $9200,000 | $9200,000 | |
EBIT | $13,750,000 | $19,487,500 | |
Less: Interest expense | $1,350,000 | $1,350,000 | |
Earnings before tax | $12,400,000 | $18,137,500 | 46.27% |
Less: Taxes(0.50) | $6,200,000 | $9,068,750 | |
Net income | $6,200,000 | $9,068,750 | 46.27% |
So, If sales increase by 25%, Earnings before tax increase by 46.27% and net income also increase by 46.27%.
Note: Calculations are rounded off to two decimals.
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