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Md. Shaidur Jaman
2019010000112
Section: 3
Course code: ACT201
Part A: Problem Solving
Answer-1(i).
Samuel Ltd.
Income Statement
For the month ended…..
Accounts Name $$$ $$$
Sales……………………………………………………. 800,000
Variable expenses:
Cost of goods sold……………………………………... 316,000
Administrative expense (800000*5%)………………… 40000
Freight out (2000*15)…………………………………. 30000
Heating (30000*1⁄3)……………………………………. 10000
Selling expenses (2000*2)……………………………. 4000
Contribution margin (400,000)
400,000
Fixed expenses:
Administrative expenses……………………………….. 2000
Heating (30000*2/3)…………………………………… 20000
Selling expenses……………………………………….. 3000
Depreciation……………………………………………. 2000
(27000)
Net income 373,000
Answer-1(ii).
A company may need to prepare a contribution format income statement because-
1. The Contribution Margin Income Statement format has fixed expenses as a part of
overhead costs instead of production costs. To explain it in a better way, fixed expenses
incur even if the sales volumes go up or down.
2. All we need to do is deduct the variable expenses from revenue, which would give
contribution margin as a result. From the contribution margin, when we deduct all fixed
expenses, it concludes to Net Profit or Net Loss.
3. It cannot be used for Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) statements
and is used by managers internally. This format is handy in decision making. It helps
in understanding the cost behavior by separating the fixed and variable expenses.
Answer-2
∆ in cost
VC / Unit =
∆ in activity
2400
=
800
= 3/days
Answer:
Option A
Accounts name Tk Tk Tk
Contribution margin
110000 2200 154000
Option B
Accounts name Tk Tk Tk
Contribution margin
110000 2200 136000
As a sensible manager I want to choose option “A” to maximize the profits for
camera brand.