Jim Martin owns a men's clothing store in Philadelphia. He was recently offered the position of store manager at Anthony's, a large retail chain store in the area. Working at Anthony's, Jim would earn an annual salary of $50,000. Jim knows that he could sell the net assets of his business for $115,000, but is uncertain whether to sell the business and manage Anthony's or continue operating his own store. Jim begins his analysis of the two alternatives by examining his store's income statement from last year. What should he do?
Revenue..$225,000
Cost of goods sold...135,000
Rent...7,200
Employee wages...17,000
Utilities...3,640
Supplies...560
Advertising...1,450
Professional fees...1,150
Insurance...820
Miscellaneous expenses...630
Analysis of John Business Result :
Particulars Amount
Revenue $ 225,000
Less : Cost of goods sold 135,000
Rent 7,200
Employee Wages 17,000
Utilities 3,640
Supplies 560
Advertising 1,450
Professional Fee 1,150
Insurance 820
Misc. Expenses 630
$167,450
Profit $57,550
From the Employment will get Salary $ 50,000.
Conclusion : From the above analysis carrying his business is more beneficial than the employment.
Jim Martin owns a men's clothing store in Philadelphia. He was recently offered the position of...