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1) Below is last month's income statement for Aday’s Taqueria: Sales:    Food Sales $42,500.00    Beverage Sales...

1)

Below is last month's income statement for Aday’s Taqueria:

Sales:

   Food Sales

$42,500.00

   Beverage Sales

$21,500.00

Total Sales

$64,000.00

Less Costs Of Sales:

   Food Costs

$14,450.00

   Beverage Costs

$3,010.00

Gross Profit

$46,540.00

Less Expenses:

   Insurance

$2,500.00

   Rent

$3,000.00

   Labor

$18,000.00

   Miscellaneous

$1,400.00

   Utilities

$1,600.00

   Advertising

$2,400.00

   Office Supplies

$800.00

   Depreciation

$2,000.00

$31,700.00

Net Profit

$14,840.00

The managers at ACME Factory have decided to classify costs as follows:

1.   All of Insurance, Rent, Advertising and Depreciation as Fixed Costs.

2.   All of Food and Beverage Costs as Variable Costs.

3.   20% of Miscellaneous and Utilities as Fixed Costs and the rest as variable costs.

4.   $200 of office supplies as Fixed Costs and the rest as variable costs.

5.   Labor cost is to be distributed as 70% Variable Costs and 30% Fixed Costs.

Using the above information, calculate the following:

Total Variable Cost

Select one:

a. $14,840

b. $33,060

c. $16,100

d. $24,000

2)

Below is last month's income statement for Aday’s Taqueria:

Sales:

   Food Sales

$42,500.00

   Beverage Sales

$21,500.00

Total Sales

$64,000.00

Less Costs Of Sales:

   Food Costs

$14,450.00

   Beverage Costs

$3,010.00

Gross Profit

$46,540.00

Less Expenses:

   Insurance

$2,500.00

   Rent

$3,000.00

   Labor

$18,000.00

   Miscellaneous

$1,400.00

   Utilities

$1,600.00

   Advertising

$2,400.00

   Office Supplies

$800.00

   Depreciation

$2,000.00

$31,700.00

Net Profit

$14,840.00

The managers at ACME Factory have decided to classify costs as follows:

1.   All of Insurance, Rent, Advertising and Depreciation as Fixed Costs.

2.   All of Food and Beverage Costs as Variable Costs.

3.   20% of Miscellaneous and Utilities as Fixed Costs and the rest as variable costs.

4.   $200 of office supplies as Fixed Costs and the rest as variable costs.

5.   Labor cost is to be distributed as 70% Variable Costs and 30% Fixed Costs.

Using the above information, calculate the following:

Net Profit as Percentage of Sales

Select one:

a. 33.00%

b. 23.19%

c. 50.00%

d. 34.00%

3)

Aday’s Restaurant has the following income statement:

Revenue:

   Food Sales                         

$240,000

   Beverage Sales                       

$86,000

Total Sales              

$326,000

Cost of Sales:

   Food Costs               

$72,000

   Beverage Costs            

$15,480

Total Costs                

$87,480

Gross Profit             

$238,520

Expenses:

   Operating           

$8,000

   Labor               

$26,000

   Miscellaneous       

$4,000

   Administrative      

$14,000

Total Expenses           

$52,000

NET PROFIT               

$186,520

Calculate the food cost % and the beverage cost %

        

Select one:

a. Food Cost % = 40%
Beverage Cost % = 40%

b. Food Cost % = 60%
Beverage Cost % = 40%

c. Food Cost % = 30%
Beverage Cost % = 18%

d. Food Cost % = 50%
Beverage Cost % = 50%

Solutions

Expert Solution

Question 1

Answer B ($33,060)

Calculation of total variable cost

Cost of sales

Food cost $14,450

Beverage cost    $3,010

Labor( 70% of18000)   $12,600

Miscellaneous

(80% Of 1400) $1,120

Utilities(80% of 1600) $1,280

Office supplies(800-200) $600

Total veriable cost $33,060

So the according to this B is correct answer .

Question 2

Answer B (23.19%)

Calculation:

Net profit percentage of sales:

Total sales = $64,000

Net profit= $14,840

(Net profit/ total sales) ×100

(14,840/64000)×100

=23.1875% or 23.19%

So according to this the b answer is correct .

Question 3

Answer C

(Food cost =30% ,Beverages cost= 18%)

Calculation:

for food:

Food sales =$240,000

Cost of food =$72,000

Food cost % =

( Food cost/food sales)×100

=(72,000/240,000)×100

30%

Food cost% =30%

For beverage

Beverage sales = $86,000

Cost of beverage = $15,480

Beverage cost=

(Cost of beverage/sale of beverage)×100

(15,480/86000) ×100

=18%

Cost of beverage % =18 %

So the according to this C answer is correct


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