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The management of Franklin Modems, Inc. (FMI) is uncertain as to the volume of sales that...

The management of Franklin Modems, Inc. (FMI) is uncertain as to the volume of sales that will exist in Year 1. The president of the company asked the chief accountant to prepare flexible budget income statements assuming that sales activity amounts to 5,000 and 7,000 units. The static budget is shown in the following form.

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  1. Complete the following worksheet to prepare the appropriate flexible budgets.

  2. Calculate and show the flexible budget variances for the static budget versus the flexible budget at 7,000 units.

  3. Indicate whether each variance is favorable (F) or unfavorable (U). (Select "None" if there is no effect (i.e., zero variance).)

    FRANKLIN MODEMS, INC.
    Flexible Budget Income Statements
    Cost per unit Static Budget Flexible Budgets Volume Variance
    Number of units 6,000 5,000 7,000
    Sales revenue $120 $720,000
    Variable manufacturing costs:
    Materials 40 240,000
    Labor 25 150,000
    Overhead 5 30,000
    Variable selling, general & administrative 7 42,000
    Contribution margin 258,000
    Fixed costs:
    Manufacturing rent 57,000
    Depreciation on manufacturing equipment 67,000
    Selling, general & administrative expenses 82,800
    Depreciation on administrative equipment 19,000
    Net income (loss) $32,200 $(10,800) $75,200

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Budget amount per unit Master Budget Flexible Budget Volume Variance
Units (q)              6,000             5,000             7,000
Sales Revenue $           120 $   7,20,000 $   6,00,000 $   8,40,000 $   1,20,000 F
Less: Variable Manufacturing costs:
Material $             40 $   2,40,000 $   2,00,000 $   2,80,000 $       40,000 U
Labor $             25 $   1,50,000 $   1,25,000 $   1,75,000 $       25,000 U
Manufacturing overheads $               5 $       30,000 $      25,000 $      35,000 $         5,000 U
Variable selling general and administrative cost $               7 $       42,000 $      35,000 $      49,000 $         7,000 U
Contribution margin $   2,58,000 $   2,15,000 $   3,01,000 $       43,000 F
Less: Fixed Expenses
Manufacturing rents $       57,000 $      57,000 $      57,000 $                -   None
Depreciation on manufacturing equipment $       67,000 $      67,000 $      67,000 $                -   None
Selling general and administrative cost $       82,800 $      82,800 $      82,800 $                -   None
Depreciation on administrative equipment $       19,000 $      19,000 $      19,000 $                -   None
Net Income (loss) $       32,200 $     -10,800 $      75,200 $       43,000 F

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