Horngrens accounting 11th edition chapter 21 question 57B City Productions perfo
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Horngrens accounting 11th edition chapter 21 question 57B City Productions perform london shows. The avg show sells 900 tickets at 65 per ticket, 140 shows per yr. Avg show has cast of 55 each earning avg of 330 per show, the cast is pd after each show. The other variable cost is a cost of $9 per guest. Annual fixed cost total 580500. !)use equation approach to compute # of shows city prod must perform to break even. 2)use Contribution margain ratio approach to compute the # of shows needed each yr to earn profir of 4,128,000, Is this profit goal realistic? give reasoning. 3) prepare City Productions contribution margain income statement for 140 shows performed in 2016. report only 2 categories of costs: variable and fixed.
Explanation / Answer
1
Particulars
working
$
$
Sales revenue per show
900*65
58500
Variable cost:
Cost of performers
(330*55)
18150
Cost of programs
(900*9)
8100
26250
Contribution
32250
Break even (in shows)
Fixed Cost/Contribution
580500/32250
18 shows
2
Contribution Margin Ratio
contribution/Sales
32250/58500
55.13%
Required sales in dollars
(Fixed cost + Target profit)/Contribution Ratio
(580500+4128000)/55.13%
8540721.93
Required sales in Units:
8540721.93/58500
145.9952467
145 shows per year is more than the maximum possible shows of 140 shows per year
Profit goal is unrealistic
1
Particulars
working
$
$
Sales revenue per show
900*65
58500
Variable cost:
Cost of performers
(330*55)
18150
Cost of programs
(900*9)
8100
26250
Contribution
32250
Break even (in shows)
Fixed Cost/Contribution
580500/32250
18 shows
2
Contribution Margin Ratio
contribution/Sales
32250/58500
55.13%
Required sales in dollars
(Fixed cost + Target profit)/Contribution Ratio
(580500+4128000)/55.13%
8540721.93
Required sales in Units:
8540721.93/58500
145.9952467
145 shows per year is more than the maximum possible shows of 140 shows per year
Profit goal is unrealistic
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