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ABC Company estimates the following data for the coming month: total variable costs $60,000.00, income tax...

ABC Company estimates the following data for the coming month: total variable costs $60,000.00, income tax rate 30%, contribution margin percentage 60%. Find the estimated total sales for the coming month.

a.

$100,000

A GUESS b.

$60,000 / 40%

c.

$60,000 / 60%

d.

$60,000 X 60%

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Particulars %
Sales 100%
Less: Variable Cost -40%
Contribution Margin 60%
Total sales
          = Total Variable Cost / % of Sales
          =   $ 60,000 / 40%
$ 150,000
Particulars Amount (in $ )
Sales $ 150,000
Less: Variable Cost (40% ) ($ 60,000)
Contribution Margin
( $ 90,000 / $ 150,000 = 60 % )
$ 90,000
Estimated total sales for the coming month $ 60,000 / 40%

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