Accounting: Accounting is a process of recording transactions, classifying them in a specific manner, and then it is the process of summarizing and analyzing to interpret the results. It is a process of preserving the accounts.
Marginal Cost: Marginal cost is the change in the cost of production as output is changed. It is the cost altered by adding a single unit of goods or involving change in the service provided. Thus, the total cost of production is changed.
Cost: Cost is any value spent to produce a product or to render any service. The types of costs are fixed cost and variable cost.
Income: Income refers to any revenue earned or accrued through the related sources for the services rendered or any sales done. It is derived after covering the expenses of the period.
Cost of goods sold: The costs that are incurred by a business to sell products in a particular period are called as cost of goods sold. It is also known as cost of sales. It is considered as the expense of the current period.
Selling price: Selling price is the price at which products are sold in the market. It includes the total cost incurred on the product and profit.
Sales: Sales is an activity of selling the goods in amarket, which is sold by a seller and purchased by a buyer. It is the main source of revenue for a company. It is necessary to have consideration for sales.
Fixed cost: Fixed cost is a cost that remains the same, irrespective of the increase or decrease in the value of goods or any services rendered. It is the cost paid by a company that does not depend on the activities concerned with that business.
Variable cost: Variable cost is a cost that varies according to the output produced or any service rendered. It is the cost paid by a company that depends on the activities concerned with the business.
Contribution margin: The balance when the sales are deducted by the variable costs is known as contribution margin. The management uses the contribution margin to develop the weight of sales mix for multiple products. The contribution margin signifies the profit earned before deducting the fixed costs.
Break-even point: Break-even point is the stage where the income earned and expense incurred is equal. Thus, the net income at break-even point remains zero.
Gross profit: Gross profit is the excess amount of sales price over estimated costs. It is the profit after deducting the manufacturing costs of product. Thus, it is the net of sales and cost of goods sold.
1)
Calculate the total variable costs and fixed costs:
Therefore, the total variable cost is $22,000,000.
Calculate the total fixed cost:
Therefore, the total variable cost is $10,000,000.
2)
Calculate the variable cost unit:
Therefore, the unit variable cost is $44.
Calculate the unit contribution margin.
Therefore, the contribution margin unit is $50.
3)
Calculate the break-even sales unit for the current year:
Therefore, the break-even sales unit for the current year is 200,000.
4)
Calculate the break-even sales unit for the following year:
Therefore, the break-even sales unit for the following year is 236,000.
5)
Calculate the amount of sales units:
Therefore, the amount of sales units is 536,000.
6)
Determine the maximum net income for the expanded unit:
Therefore, the net income is $15,200,000.
Working notes:
Calculation is given below:
Calculate the increase in sales units:
Therefore, the increase in sales unit is 540,000.
7)
Determine the profit or loss for the following year accepting the proposals:
Therefore, the profit for the following year is $13,200,000.
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