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The annual data that follows pertain to Sea Down There
a manufacturer of swimming goggles​ (the company had no beginning​ inventory):
sales Price $ 49
Variable Manufacturing expense per unit $22
sales commission expense per unit $ 11
fixed Manufacturing overhead $2760000
fixed operating expenses $245000
number of goggles produced $ 230000
number og goggles sold $ 215000
Requirements
1. Prepare both conventional​ (absorption costing) and contribution margin​ (variable costing) income statements for
Sea Down There
for the year.
2. Which statement shows the higher operating​ income? Why?
3. The company marketing vice president believes a new sales promotion that costs
$ 150 comma 000
would increase sales to
230 comma 000
goggles. Should the company go ahead with the​ promotion? Give your reason.
Requirement 1. Prepare both conventional​ (absorption costing) and contribution margin​ (variable costing) income statements for
Sea Down There
for the year. Begin with the conventional​ (absorption costing) income statement.
Sea Down There
Income Statement (Absorption Costing)
For the Year Ended December 31
Sales revenue $10,535,000
Less:
Cost of goods sold 7,310,000
Gross profit 3,225,000
Less:
Operating expenses 2,610,000
Operating income $615,000
Now​ let's prepare the contribution margin​ (variable costing) income statement for
Sea Down There
for the year.
Sea Down There
Contribution Margin (Variable Costing) Income Statement
For the Year Ended December 31
Sales revenue $10,535,000
Less:
Variable expenses
Variable operating expenses $2,365,000
Variable cost of goods sold 4,730,000
Contribution margin 3,440,000
Less:
Fixed expenses
Fixed manufacturing overhead 2,760,000
Fixed operating expenses 245,000
Operating income $435,000
Requirement 2. Which statement shows the higher operating​income? Why?
Absorption costing operating income is
higher than
variable costing operating income. This is because absorption costing
defers $
180,000
of fixed manufacturing overhead as an asset in ending inventory. In contrast, variable costing expenses
all of
the fixed manufacturing overhead during the year.
Variable costing expenses $
more
costs during the year, so variable costing operating income is $
less
than absorption costing income the year.
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