Paul's Peanuts has total fixed costs of $23,996. If the company's contribution margin is 20%, the income tax rate is 35% and the selling price of a box of Peanuts is $20, how many boxes of Peanuts would the company need to sell to produce a net income of $13,975?
A.10,750
B.1,680
C.11,374
D. 2,844
Contribution margin per unit = $20*20% = $4
Let no. of units sold be A
[(Contribution margin per unit x no. of units sold) - Fixed cost] x (1-0.35) = Net income
[(4* A) - 23996]*(1-0.35)] = 13975
No. of units sold = 13975/4 = 11374
Option C. is correct answer.
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