Answer
Vertical Analysis (Income Statement) = Income Statement Item / Total Sales * 100.
1. Utility expenses
2017
12500/187500= 6.7%
2016
9000/150000= 6%
Utility expense get decreased in 2017. This is expenditure. Increase in expenditure is negative indication for profit and it increase total cost of company
2. Supply expenses
2017
1.4%
2016
2%
This is good for company. This is expenses. Decrease in expenses means increase in profit.
3. miscellaneous expenses
2017
1.2%
2016
1.2%
There is no changement in misc. expenses. Hence no effect in profit margin.
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