Financial & Managerial Accounting
Financial & Managerial Accounting
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ISBN: 9780078025778
Author: Jan Williams, Susan Haka, Mark S Bettner, Joseph V Carcello
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Chapter 20, Problem 3BP

a)

To determine

Draw a cost-volume-profit graph for M-n-M on an annual basis. Use thousands of mooring- space hours as the measure of volume of activity.

a)

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Cost Volume Profit Analysis (CVP Analysis): This analysis is helpful in determining that how any type of change in cost determines company’s income.

Draw a cost-volume-profit graph for M-n-M on an annual basis. Use thousands of mooring- space hours as the measure of volume of activity:

Financial & Managerial Accounting, Chapter 20, Problem 3BP

Figure (1)

The above graph is based on the below table:

Mooring space hours

Revenue (sales)

($)

Variable costs ($)

Fixed costs

($)

Total costs ($)
(1)(2) = (1) ×($5)(3) = (1) ×($0.10)(4)(5) = (3) + (4)
000149.94149.94
201002149.94151.94
301503149.94152.94
502505149.94154.94
10050010149.94159.94
200100020149.94169.94
240120024149.94173.94

Table (1)

Note: all the values in the table (1) are in thousands.

  • Mooring space hours per year are 240,000(80spaces×3,000 hours per year).
  • Revenue (sales) at full capacity is $1,200,000 per year (240,000hours×$5per hour).
  • Annual variable costs are $24,000(240,000hours×$0.10per hour)

Given,

The mooring charge per boat is $5 per mooring space hour. Variable costs per boat are 10 cents per mooring space hour. Fixed costs per year are as follows:

Fixed costs per year:
General manager’s salary $32,940
Wages ($250perweek×52weeks×3workers) 39,000
Rent on lot ($5,000×12 months) 60,000
Fixed city taxes ($1,500×12months) 18,000
Total fixed costs $149,940

Table (2)

Therefore, Total fixed costs are $149,940.

b)

To determine

Define the contribution margin ratio and compute the annual breakeven point in dollars of mooring revenue.

b)

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Contribution Margin Ratio: The contribution margin ratio shows the amount of difference in the actual sales value and the variable expenses in percentage.

Contribution margin ratio = Contribution margin per unitRevenue per unit×100

Compute the contribution margin ratio:

Mooring charge per hour $5.00
Less: Variable costs per hour($0.10)
Contribution margin per hour $4.90
Contribution margin ratio ($4.90÷$5.00)×10098%

Table (3)

Therefore, contribution margin ratio is 98%.

Break-Even Sales: Sales volume required to cover the fixed and variable costs and left out with neither profit nor loss is called break-even point of sales.

Break-even sales volume ($) = Fixed costsContribution margin ratio 

Fixed costs are $149,940 (refer table 2) and contribution margin ratio is 98%.

Compute the annual break-even point in dollars of mooring revenue:

Break-even sales volume ($) = Fixed costsContribution margin ratio=$149,94098%=$153,000

Therefore, the annual break-even point in dollars of mooring revenue is $153,000.

c)

To determine

Calculate:

  1. 1) Revised contribution margin ratio and total fixed costs.
  2. 2) Annual revenue to produce operating income of $112,560 under revised circumstances.

c)

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Given,

The three employees were taken off the hourly wage basis and paid 40 cents per boat moored, with the same vacation pay as before. The variable costs per mooring-space hour will now include 20 cents, or one-half of the 40 cents paid to employees per occupied mooring space, because the average boater stays for two hours.

(1). Compute the revised contribution margin ratio:

Mooring charge per hour $5.00
Less: Variable costs per hour ($0.10+$0.20)(0.30)
Contribution margin per hour $4.70
Contribution margin ratio ($4.70÷$5.00)×10094%

Table (4)

Therefore, revised contribution margin ratio is 94%.

Compute the revised total fixed costs:

Revised fixed costs per year:
General manager’s salary $32,940
Vacation pay ($250perweek×2weeks×3workers) 1,500
Rent ($5,000×12 months) 60,000
Fixed city taxes ($1,500×12months) 18,000
Total fixed costs$112,440

Table (5)

Therefore, revised total fixed costs are $112,440.

(2). Compute the annual revenue to produce operating income of $112,560 under revised circumstances.

Sales volume ($) = Fixed costs+Target Operting IncomeContribution margin ratio =$112,440+$112,56094%=225,00094%=$239,362

Therefore, $239,362 is the annual revenue to produce operating income of $112,560 under revised circumstances.

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