In Year 1, Jay Company expects to sell 2,243 units at $110 per unit. Sales are expected
Question:
In Year 1, Jay Company expects to sell 2,243 units at $110 per unit. Sales are expected to increase 25% each year for years 2-4. The unit sales price will remain the same. Labor is 23% of sales, Overhead 10%, Materials 5%, and Variable Sales and Admin, 4%. Fixed Costs are Factory Overhead (2%) and Sales and Admin (4%) of year 1 sales. Annual interest expense is $425. The company tax rate is 20%.
a) Create the Sales Budget for the 4-year period.
b) Calculate the variable cost per unit based on the cost given.
c) Create a budgeted income statement for the 4-year period, using all the information provided and calculated.
d) Calculate the CM ratio, Unit CM, Breakeven in units, Breakeven in dollars for the total 4-year period.
e) If sales remain at the budgeted 4-year level, but fixed costs increase to $367,800, and the company wants to achieve target net income of $ $700,000, recalculate the CM ratio, Unit CM, Breakeven in units, Breakeven in dollars, and Target Breakeven in Units.
f) Create a breakeven chart for Jay Company based on unit increments of 250 and the revised fixed costs of $367,800. (Hint: You want to graph sales, fixed costs and total costs (total variable and fixed) on one scatter plot.)
Financial and Managerial Accounting
ISBN: 978-1285078571
12th edition
Authors: Carl S. Warren, James M. Reeve, Jonathan Duchac