if a company has two sales departments of software and video games, and during 1-month, operating results for the software is, sales = 400,000, variable cost as a percentage of sales = 65%, traceable fixed costs = 20,000, fixed costs = 42,000, and the operating results for video games is, sales = 200,000, variable cost as a percentage of sales = 56%, traceable fixed costs = 16,000, fixed costs = 42,000, how do I make a segmented income statement following the contribution margin approach showing percentages and dollar amounts? and how do I find the companies income from operations?

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if a company has two sales departments of software and video games, and during 1-month, operating results for the software is, sales = 400,000, variable cost as a percentage of sales = 65%, traceable fixed costs = 20,000, fixed costs = 42,000, and the operating results for video games is, sales = 200,000, variable cost as a percentage of sales = 56%, traceable fixed costs = 16,000, fixed costs = 42,000, how do I make a segmented income statement following the contribution margin approach showing percentages and dollar amounts? and how do I find the companies income from operations?

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Solving Company Income from Operations

Segmented income statement means when the income statement is vertically separated into segments (departments) and the last column shows the total of both departments

Using contribution margin approach we calculate the net profit as follows

Contribution = Sales - Variable Cost

Companies income from operations = Contribution -  Traceable Fixed cost  

Net Profit = Companies income from operations - Indirect fixed cost

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