Question: A. Calculate the missing amounts in MVP's Income Statement presented for financial reporting purposes below: MVP, Inc. Income Statement For the Year Ended December 31,

A. Calculate the missing amounts in MVP's Income Statement presented for financial reporting purposes below:
MVP, Inc.
Income Statement
For the Year Ended December 31, 2021
Sales $ 375,000
Cost of Goods Sold:
Direct Materials (variable) 100,000
Direct Labor (variable) 20,800
Manufacturing Overhead ($40,000 is fixed) 91,000
Cost of Goods Sold 211,800
Gross Profit 163,200 n/a
Operating Expenses:
Sales Commissions (variable) 12,500
Shipping (variable) 2,500
Advertising (fixed) 10,400
Billing (of which $10,000 is fixed) 10,250
Sales and Administrative Salaries (fixed) 43,200
Total Operating Expenses 78,850
Operating Income (Loss) $ 84,350 n/a
Additional information:
Sales Price per unit: $15.00
All variable expenses in the company vary in terms of units sold
There was no change in inventory levels between the beginning and end of the year
B. Using the information above, calculate the missing amounts below:
a. Units of product MVP sold in 2021: 25,000 n/a
Variable cost per unit for the following mixed costs:
b. Variable Manufacturing Overhead per unit: $ 2.16 n/a
c. Variable Billing per unit: $ 0.01 n/a
C. Using MVP's 2021 income statement above, prepare a contribution margin income statement below (all amounts should be a formula/link to the information provided above):
Total Amount
Total Units 25,000 Per Unit n/a
Sales $ 375,000 $ 15.00 n/a n/a
Variable Costs:
Direct Materials 100,000 4.00 n/a n/a
Direct Labor 20,800 0.83 n/a n/a
Variable Manufacturing Overhead 91,000 3.64 n/a n/a
Sales Commissions 12,500 0.50 n/a n/a
Shipping 2,500 0.10 n/a n/a
Variable Billing 250 0.01 n/a n/a
Total Variable Costs 227,050 9.08 n/a n/a
Contribution Margin 147,950 $ 5.92 n/a n/a
Fixed Costs:
Fixed Manufacturing Overhead 40,000 n/a
Advertising 10,400 n/a
Sales and Admin. Salaries 43,200 n/a
Fixed Billing 10,000
Total Fixed Costs 103,600 n/a
Net Operating Income (Loss) $ 44,350 n/a Hint: Operating Income (Loss) must equal the original income (loss) in your income statement from above.
D. Calculate MVP's current breakeven point in both units and dollars:
Units: 17,500 n/a
Dollars (use the Contribution Margin Ratio to calculate): n/a
E. Redo MVP's Contribution Margin Income Statement using the Vice President of Sales (VP) suggestions and projected increase in sales volume below (all amounts should be a formula/link):
Reduce selling price by: 5.00%
Increase advertising costs by: $ 5,200
Projected sales volume increase: 25.00%
Total Amount
Units Per Unit n/a
Sales n/a n/a Hint: This amount represents the new selling price as recommended by the VP.
Variable Costs:
Direct Materials n/a n/a Hint: Per unit variable costs are the same as the original income statement as the variable cost per unit remains
Direct Labor n/a n/a constant with changes in volume. However, total variable costs will change.
Variable Manufacturing Overhead n/a n/a
Sales Commissions n/a n/a
Shipping n/a n/a
Variable Billing n/a n/a
Total Variable Costs n/a n/a
Contribution Margin n/a n/a
Fixed Costs:
Fixed Manufacturing Overhead n/a
Advertising n/a Hint: This amount represents the new advertising costs as recommended by the VP.
Sales and Admin. Salaries n/a
Fixed Billing n/a
Total Fixed Costs n/a
Net Operating Income (Loss) #N/A
F. Using the budgeted contribution margin income statement in part E. above, calculate the following:
a. Breakeven in units: #N/A
b. Operating Leverage Multiplier: #N/A
Given a sales volume increase of 8%, operating income will increase by:
c. Percent: #N/A
d. Dollars: #N/A

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