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An extract from the income statement of PoMA Ltd for the previous year is given below:                            &

An extract from the income statement of PoMA Ltd for the previous year is given below:                                                                                                            

                                                                                Rs.                         

Sales (50,000 units)                                         1,000,000

Direct materials                                                350,000                

Direct labor cost (50,000 hours)                 200,000                

Fixed manufacturing overhead                  190,000

Variable manufacturing overhead            50,000

Administration overheads                           180,000                

Selling and distribution overhead             120,000                

                                                                                                               

The directors are keen to improve revenue and productivity and are considering various options.             You are the management accountant and are requested to compute the following:                                

                                                               

a. If salesmen are paid commission of 10% of sales, how many units must be sold to achieve breakeven point.   

                                                               

b. By how much does profit change (increase or decrease) if the selling price is reduced by 10% resulting in an estimated increase in sales volume (in number of units) by 30%.                                                           

                                                               

c. By how much does profit change (increase or decrease) if the direct labor rate is increased from Rs.4 to Rs.5 per hour. This increase is expected to increase production and sales by 20% without affecting the hours worked. However, advertising costs will increase by Rs.50,000.   

                                                               

d. How many units must be sold in order to achieve a target profit margin of 10% on sales (profit/salesx100) assuming that advertising costs will increase by Rs.300,000 and selling price will increase by 20%   

                                                               

e. What is the Margin of Safety at the sales volume derived in part d above (express as percentage of sales)

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Expert Solution

1) Break Even Point = Fixed Cost/ Contribution P.u.

Contribution p.u.= Selling Price - Variable Expenses

Selling Price=1,000,000/50000= $ 20 p.u.

Variable Cost p.u. = Direct Material + Direct Labour Exp + Variable Overhead

Direct Material = 350000/50000 = $ 7 p.u.

Direct Labour = $ 200000/50000 = $ 4 p.u.

Variable Manufacturing OH = 50000/50000 = $ 1 p.u.

Selling Commision = 10% of Selling Price = 10% * 20 = $ 2

Total Variable Cost = 7 + 4 + 1 + 2 = $ 14 p.u.

Contribution p.u. = 20-14 = $ 6 p.u.

BEP = 190000/6 = 31666 units

2. Selling Price = $20 p.u.

New Selling Price p.u. = 20 *(100-90)% = $ 18

Unit Sold = 50000

New Unit Sold = 50000*(100+30)% =65000 units

Particulars

New Amount (I)

Particulars

Old Amount (II)

Sale Value (65000 *18)

1170000

Sale Value (50000 *20)

1000000

Less : Variable Expenses (65000* (7+4+1))

780000

Less : Variable Expenses (50000* (7+4+1))

600000

Contribution

390000

Contribution

400000

Less : Fixed manufacturing Cost

190000

Less : Fixed manufacturing Cost

190000

Less : Administration OH

180000

Less : Administration OH

180000

Less: Selling & Distribution Exp

120000

Less: Selling & Distribution Exp

120000

Net loss

100000

Net loss

90000

Net loss has been increased by $ 10000/-

3. Increase in Direct Labour = 50000*5 = $ 250000 =

Direct Labour in p.u. = $ 250000/ 50000 units = 5 p.u.

Particulars

New Amount (I)

Sale Value (1000000*120/100)

1200000

Less : Variable Expenses (50000*120%* (7+5+1))

780000

Contribution

420000

Less : Fixed manufacturing Cost

190000

Less : Administration OH

180000

Less: Selling & Distribution Exp

120000                 

Less: Advertising Exp

50000

Net loss

120000

4. Profit Margin required = 10% of $ 1000000= $ 100000

Particulars

New Amount (I)

Net Profit Margin

100000

Add: Fixed Cost

Fixed manufacturing Cost

190000

Administration OH

180000

Selling & Distribution Exp

120000                 

Advertising Exp

300000

Contribution

890000

Add: Variable Cost

600000

Sale Value

1490000

No. of units required to sold = 1490000/24= 62083

Break Even Point = Fixed Cost/ Contribution p.u.

                                    (190000+180000+120000+300000)/(890000/50000) = 44382

Margin of Saftey = 62083-44382 = 17701 units


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