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P6.2 A 25-room budget motel expects its occupancy next year to be 80%. The owners' investment...

P6.2 A 25-room budget motel expects its occupancy next year to be 80%. The owners' investment is $402,800. They want an after-tax return on their 276 PROBLEMS 291 is $806,400. investment of 15%. Tax rate is 25%. Interest on a long-term mortgage is 10%. Present balance outstanding Depreciation rate on the building is 10% of the present book value of $700,200. Depreciation on the furnishings and equipment is at 20% of the consolidated present book value of $150,400. Other known fixed costs total $141,800 a year. At 80% occupancy rate the motel's operating expenses, wages, sup- plies, and laundry, etc. are calculated to be $55,400 a year. The motel has other income from vending machines of $5,210 a year. a. To cover all costs and produce the required net income after tax, what should the motel's average room rate be next year? b. If the motel operates at 30% double occupancy and has an $8.00 spread between its single and double rates, what will the single and double room rates be? Assume only one common room size, all with the same rates.

P6.2.a

Calculate the ROI.

P6.2.a

Calculate the Income tax.

P6.2.a

Calculate the Other income.

P6.2.a

Calculate the Annual rooms sold.

P6.2.a

Calculate the ADR (round to two decimal points).

Please the answers send to me on this problem was wrong. please can the answers be label, Please I did not see the answer in the income statement

More explanation can really help me.

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a..ROI=Return on Investment=Owner's invetsment*After-tax return%
ie. 402800*15%=
60420
(after-tax)

Income -tax (from Inc. stat.) ---$ 20140

Expenses:
Interest on long-term mortgage (806400*10%) 80640
Depn. On Bldg.(700200*10%) 70020
Depn.on furnishings & eqpt.(150400*20%) 30080
Fixed costs 141800
Opg. Expenses 55400
Total expenses 377940
Less: other income 5210
Net expenses to be covered 372730
Annual rooms sold= 25*80%= 20
a. so, After-tax value of ((Annual no.of rooms sold*Av. Room rate)-net expenses) SHOULD EQUAL the after-tax ROI calculated above,
ie. ((20*x)-372730)*(1-25%)=60420
Solving for x, we get the
motel's average room rate next year should be
$22,664.50
ADR= $ 22664.50
b. Out of the 20 rooms ,
30%*20% = 6 rooms are double occupany rooms
IF ADR for the single-occupied (20-6=14 rooms) is supposed as $ x
then ADR for the double occupied= x+8
So, forming an equation , as in a above,
ie. (((14*x)+(6*(x+8)))-372730)*(1-25%)=60420
Solving for x,
we get the rate (ADR) for single room as $ 22662. 10
then, ADR for double room will be 22662.10+8=22670.10
Income statement Single occupancy Single+Double
Room revenues 453290 453290
Expenses:
Interest on long-term mortgage 80640 80640
Depn. On Bldg. 70020 70020
Depn.on furnishings & eqpt. 30080 30080
Fixed costs 141800 141800
Opg. Expenses 55400 55400
Total expenses 377940 377940
Operating income 75350 75350
Add: Other income 5210 5210
Income before tax 80560 80560
Less:Tax at 25% 20140 20140
Net income 60420 60420

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