Using the income statement, the Manager of the Niagara Bistro calculates his total fixed costs to be
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Niagara Bistro | |||||
INCOME STATEMENT | |||||
YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 20XX | |||||
Sales | |||||
Food | $1,615,252.84 | ||||
Beverage | $505,265.84 | ||||
Total Sales | $2,120,518.68 | ||||
Cost of Sales | |||||
Food | $410,685.32 | ||||
Beverage | $106,582.25 | ||||
Total Cost of Sales | $517,267.57 | ||||
Gross Profit | $1,603,251.11 | ||||
Controllable Expenses | |||||
Salaries and Wages | $412,402.64 | ||||
Employee Benefits | $103,100.66 | ||||
Other Controllable Expenses | $281,830.00 | ||||
Total Controllable Expenses | $797,333.30 | ||||
Income Before Occupancy costs | $805,917.81 | ||||
Interest, Depreciation, and Income Taxes | |||||
Occupancy Costs | $77,230.00 | ||||
Interest | $25,600.00 | ||||
Depreciation | $79,099.00 | ||||
Total | $181,929.00 | ||||
Restaurant Profit | $623,988.81 |
Based upon this, compute the following information, and fill in the blanks for each question below.
Total Contribution Margin $
Total Contribution Margin %
When calculating breakeven dollars for the Bistro use four (4) decimal places when using the B/E formula. For example, if you are to use 39.54 %, as a decimal use .3954 in the formula. Do not enter $ signs, commas or % signs for your answers in this question. Simply enter numbers.
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