Problem 2. Billy Company determines its sales price and costs structure as follows: Unit sales price Unit variable cost Total fixed cost How much is sales if profit is expressed as: e. Profit before tax of P400,000 f. Profit after tax of P480,000, tax rate is 40% g. Profit is 20% of sales, before tax P 400 240 800,000

Problem 2. Billy Company determines its sales price and costs structure as follows: Unit sales price Unit variable cost Total fixed cost How much is sales if profit is expressed as: e. Profit before tax of P400,000 f. Profit after tax of P480,000, tax rate is 40% g. Profit is 20% of sales, before tax P 400 240 800,000

Managerial Accounting

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Chapter6: Cost-volume-profit Analysis

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 17E

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