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Companies have different cost structures, both companies currently show a profit of $ based on sales of units as shown in the following financial statements for the month of June. Both companies hold no inventory and sell contractual orders in the month.
For the Month of June Company A
Sales $ $
Variable cost of goods sold $ $
Variable selling and administrative costs $ $
Contribution margin
Fixed cost of goods sold
Fixed selling and administrative costs
Profits BeforeTax $
Company B
Sales $ $
Variable cost of goods sold
Variable selling and administrative costs $
Contribution margin
Fixed cost of goods sold
Fixed selling and administrative costs
Profits BeforeTax $
REQUIRED
Due to an expected downturn in market conditions, both companies are forecasting the effect on profitability of different scenarios on monthly profit.
For each company, determine the impact on monthly profit using differential analysis for each of the following separate scenarios.
Sales volume decreases to units for the month for both companies. What is the Net change on June profits on company A and B
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Modern Advanced Accounting In Canada
ISBN: 9781259066481
7th Edition
Authors: Hilton Murray, Herauf Darrell
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