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If the company reduces the set-up costs by N$100 per set-up and reduces the number of inspections needed to 400, how many units must be sold to break-even?

Taku-Tau company has provided you with the following information:

Selling price per unit = N$90

Variable cost per unit= N$30

Activity driver

Cost driver rate

Level of activity driver

Set-ups

N$ 800

   90

Inspection

N$ 65

   500

Other data:



    Total fixed costs (traditional)

N$900 000


    Total fixed costs (ABC)

N$450 000


If the company reduces the set-up costs by N$100 per set-up and reduces the number of inspections needed to 400, how many units must be sold to break-even?

Select one:

a. 8 938 units

b. 9 338 units

c. 8 983 units

d. None of all

e. 8 839 units

Solutions

Expert Solution

Selling Price 90.00
Less: Variable Cost 30.00
Contribution Margin 60.00
Traditional Fixed Cost                   900,000
Less: ABC Fixed Cost                   450,000
Common Costs                   450,000
Revised ABC Fixed Costs:
Activity Cost Driver Rate Activity ABC Costs
Setup                           700               90          63,000
Inspection                             65             400          26,000
Revised ABC Fixed Costs          89,000
Common Costs                   450,000
Revised ABC Fixed Costs                     89,000
Total Costs                   539,000
Contribution Margin 60.00
Break Even Point                       8,983
Answer is 8983 ©

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