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Francois French manufactures cheese, which he normally sells at €20/kg, on which sales commission of 5%...

Francois French manufactures cheese, which he normally sells at €20/kg, on which sales commission of 5% is paid. Plant capacity is 7,500 kg/month. Income tax is levied at 30%.

Fixed costs

Costs per kg.

Plant depreciation

€8,000

Direct materials

€4

Other plant costs

15,000

Direct labor

2

Corporate salaries

10,000

Var. factory O/H

3

Advertising

3,000



If sales are 5,000 kgs, which of the following is true?

Total contribution margin is €50,000

Ratio of total contribution margin to net income before taxes is 3.57

Taxes payable are €4,200

Operating leverage is 42%

All of the above

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Expert Solution

1) Contribution margin per unit
Sells 20
less:Variable expense
Direct materials 4
Direct labor 2
Variable factory overhead 3
sales commission 20*5% 1
total variable expense 10
Contribution margin 10
2) total contribution (5,000*10)= 50,000
less:fixed cost
Plant depreciation 8,000
other plant costs 15,000
corporate salaries 10,000
Advertising 3,000
total fixed cost 36,000
income before tax 14,000
less:income tax 14000*30%= 4200
net income 9,800
3) Ratio of total contribution margin to net income before
taxes is
50,000/14,000
3.57
4) operating leverage = fixed cost/total cost
36,000/80,000
42%
(total cost = fixed cost +variable cost)
Answer - all of the above

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