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A company whose fixed costs are $ 360,000 can elaborate a maximum figure of 12,000 units during the year. For each product sold can make a profit per unit of $ 48. The variable cost incurred in the preparation for each unit is $ 12. The company is interested in getting answers to these questions
1- What is the total income should be the company to recover the fixed cost and variable cost?
2- What is the number of units to sell to recover its costs totals?
3- In case the company decides Use up the total plant capacity which would be the profit that it could get:
a)Before Tax Payment
b)After tax payment (tax rate 25%)
4- What will be the total income that will allow the company to recover the cost totals and get the expected gain?
5- If the company plans to make a profit of $ 60.000 say how many units must be sold for profit planned?
6- What would be the total income that will allow the company to recover costs and get the above totals gain?
7- What is the total income that the company should have to cover fixed costs, variable, expected profit and paying taxes?
8- Use the following summary table and demonstrate whether the total of income earned in $60,000 are sufficient to recover costs, and get tax gain of $ 60,000 planned:
a.Total Variable Cost $
b.Total Fixed Cost $
c.Net Income before tax $.
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Your tutorial is in Excel, attached. There are schedules to show units and sales to breakeven, units and sales to reach before and after target profit and income statements as a "proof" of the solutions provided. The conversion of after tax profit into before tax needed to achieve the after tax target is included.
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