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Sally’s Swing Company produces and sells a single high-priced swing and in fiscal year 20XX the...

Sally’s Swing Company produces and sells a single high-priced swing and in fiscal year 20XX the company produced and sold 30,000 units. Sally’s Swing Company Income Statement For Fiscal Year 20XX Sales $1,800,000 Variable Costs $1,350,000 Contribution Margin 450,000 Fixed Costs $240,000 Income Before Taxes 210,000 Tax Expenses 63,000 Income After Taxes 147,000 *Total sales and production is 30,000 units

1. Calculate the per unit figures for each item from the Income Statement.

2. Compute the breakeven point in units for fiscal 20XX.

3. Determine the company’s margin of safety in units for fiscal 20XX.

4. Determine the company’s degree of operating leverage at the current level of operations. If the company’s sales in units were to increase 30%, how much would profits before taxes increase in percentage terms?

5. Compute the sales level required in units to achieve a level of profits before taxes of $270,000.

6. Based on the original data above, determine the sales level required if the company desires a profit after taxes of $210,000. It is believed that the tax rate will remain at current levels

7. Assume the company is expecting to experience a shortage of its raw materials. This situation is expected to result in an increase in the manufacturing costs of $3 per unit. Under this circumstance, and assuming that the company does not believe that it can increase its selling price, determine the company’s break even point and new safety margin.

8. Management has decided to raise the price of its product to $65 per unit. It also will spend an additional $102,000 per year for advertising. Although it has never paid commissions before, the company has decided to begin paying sales personnel $1 per unit for every unit sold. Determine the new breakeven point. Determine the margin of safety of the company under this plan if sales only reach 27,000 units. Note: Solve this question starting at the original data.

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Total

Per unit (total / 30000)

Sales

         1,800,000

60.00

Less

Variable Costs

         1,350,000

45.00

Contribution Margin

             450,000

15.00

Less

Fixed Costs

           240,000

8.00

Income Before Taxes

             210,000

7.00

Less

Tax Expenses

               63,000

2.10

Income After Taxes

             147,000

4.90

Answer 2

Fixed Costs

             240,000

Divided by : Contribution Margin per unit

15

Breakeven point in units

               16,000

Answer 3

Units sold

               30,000

Less: breakeven point in units

               16,000

Margin of safety in units

               14,000

Answer 4

Contribution Margin

             450,000

Divided by: Income Before Taxes (operating profit because no interest expense given)

             210,000

Degree of operating leverage

2.142857143

Degree of operating leverage = % change in profit before tax / % change in sales

Degree of operating leverage * % change in sales = % change in profit before tax

Degree of operating leverage

2.142857143

Multiplied by: increase in sales in %

30.00000%

Profits before taxes increase in percentage term

64.28571%

Proof of answer

Unit sold (30000+(30000*30%))

39000

Sales (39000*60)

         2,340,000

Variable Costs (39000*45)

         1,755,000

Contribution Margin

             585,000

Fixed Costs

             240,000

Income Before Taxes, if change in 30% in sales

             345,000

Less: income in profit before tax, at given in question

             210,000

Increase in income before tax

             135,000

Increase in income before tax

             135,000

Divided by: income in profit before tax, at given in question

             210,000

Profits before taxes increase in percentage term

64.28571%


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