Question : 71. When calculating the break-even point in a multi-product environment, which : 1295599

 

 

71. When calculating the break-even point in a multi-product environment, which of the following pieces of information would not be relevant? A. Contribution margin per unit for each type of productB. Each product’s percentage of total salesC. Total fixed costsD. Fixed costs per unit

 

72. In a multi-product environment: A. cost-volume-profit analysis should not be used.B. only the product with the highest contribution margin should be sold.C. the product with the highest sales prices per unit should account for the majority of the sales.D. a weighted-average contribution margin per unit should be computed for all products produced and sold.

 

73. Which of the following types of costs is not included in the numerator of the break-even equation in an activity-based costing (ABC) environment?  A. Unit-levelB. Product-levelC. Batch-levelD. Fixed costs

 

74. Which of the following statements is true regarding activity-based costing (ABC) and cost-volume-profit (CVP) analysis? A. CVP analysis is not as useful in decision making in an ABC environment as compared to a traditional costing environment.B. Product-level and batch-level costs are included in the numerator of the equation to compute break-even in an ABC environment.C. Fixed costs are included in the denominator of the equation to compute break-even in an ABC environment.D. Unit-level costs are not taken into account when computing the break-even point in an ABC environment.

 

75. Blue Ridge Ski Resort produces a variety of snow skis. Snow skis are produced in large batches and 10 batches are produced per year. The company’s controller has recently implemented an activity-based costing (ABC) system. The following information is also available: 

Average selling price per pair of skis

$300 per pair

Direct materials

$30 per pair

Direct labor

$15 per pair

Variable overhead

$5 per pair

Setup cost 

$1,000 per batch

Total Fixed costs

$30,000

 

 

Calculate the number of skis that need to be sold in order for the company to break-even. A. 124B. 120C. 100D. 160

 

76. Bert’s Surfboards produces a variety of surfboards. Surfboards are produced in large batches and 30 batches are produced per year. The company’s controller has recently implemented an activity-based costing (ABC) system. The following information is also available: 

Average selling price

$400 per unit

Direct materials

$45 per unit

Direct labor

$20 per unit

Variable overhead

$15 per unit

Setup cost 

$1,000 per batch

Total Fixed costs

$250,000

 

 

Calculate the number of surfboards that need to be sold in order for the company to break-even. (Round up to the nearest whole board) A. 782B. 875C. 785D. 700

 

77. Grisham Inc. wishes to have an after-tax profit of $400,000. If Grisham’s tax rate is 35%, what is their before-tax profit? A. $   615,385B. $   540,000C. $1,142,857D. $   660,000

 

78. Mulvaney Inc. ignored the effect of income taxes in its calculation of the sales volume needed to achieve a target profit of $1,000,000. If the company considers the impact of income taxes in its calculation, which of the following statements would be true? A. Total fixed costs will increase.B. Contribution margin per unit will decrease.C. Sales volume to reach an after-tax profit will increase.D. Sales price per unit will decrease.

 

79. When considering the impact of income taxes on the sales volume needed to achieve a desired after-tax profit, which of the following statements is true? A. Fixed costs will increase.B. As the tax rate increases, the number of units that need to be sold will decrease.C. The before-tax profit will need to be calculated.D. The contribution margin per unit will decrease.

 

80. Harrison Manufacturing has the following product information available: 

 

Sales price

$50 per unit

 

Variable costs

$26 per unit

 

Fixed costs

$ 87,600

 

 

 

If Harrison is in the 35% tax bracket, how many units need to be sold in order to earn an after-tax target profit of $260,000? A. 16,667B. 14,483C. 22,282D. 20,317

 

 

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