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@ 4 — MILESTONE 4: Milestone
UNIT X
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Brattleboro Barrel Company is considering purchasing a new semi-truck for its operations. The initial cost of the
truck is $196,000 with a salvage value of $25,000, and the truck has an annual depreciation of $21,370.

What would the average rate of return of the truck be, assuming a 30% tax rate and with an average annual net
cash flow of $38,000 before tax?




Salvage Value $25,000

Average Annual Net Cash Flow (before tax) L Xelolo]

Average Annual Depreciation $21,370

Tax Rate




87%




RATIONALE

Average investment = (Initial Cost $196,000 + Salvage Value $25,000) / 2. ($196,000 + $25,000) / 2 = $110,500

Average annual income after taxes = (Average annual net cash flow $38,000 — Average annual depreciation
X (1- 30%) = $11,641
X (1 — tax rate 30%) = ($38,000 - $21,370)
$21,370)
Average Rate of Return = (Average annual income after taxes $11,641 + Average Investment $110,500. $11,641 +
$110,500 = 10.5%


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hour (Standard Rate). 6,300 X $13.50 = $85,050.

Step 3: Calculate Labor Spending Variance = $89,375 (Actual Labor Cost) — $85,050 (Standard Labor Cost).
$87,750 — $85,050 = $2,700.




> Standard Costing and Variances

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he Tooele Tea Company is thinking about creating a new canned energy drink. Tooele is going to spend $50,000
on research and development, in quarter one of this year, to develop the new drink product.


This is an example of which type of cost?




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Edmond should eliminate the software division. They are currently
losing $185,000 by keeping it



Edmond should not eliminate the software division. If it does, it will
lose $60,000
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Edmond should eliminate the software division. They are currently
losing $60,000 by keeping it
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Edmond should not eliminate the software division. If it does, it will
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RATIONALE

Since indirect fixed costs are allocated on an arbitrary basis and remain the same whether the software division
Edmond would lose the $125,000 income generated by the hardware division



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organization to ensure business success


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Murrells Inlet’s desired profit is a 60% return on investment of their $750,000 of total assets. They estimate they
will sell 3,000 hammocks


At what amount should Murrells Inlet price its hammocks, if they are using the Product Cost Method of pricing?




RATIONALE

Total Direct Materials $250,000 + Total Direct Labor $75,000 + Total
Manufacturing Overhead $49,000. $250,000 + $75,000 + $49,000


Step 2: Compute Product Cost per hammock = Total Product Cost $374,000 / Budgeted Sales Units 3,000
hammocks. $374,,000 = $124.67

Step 3: Calculate Desired Profit = Desired Return on Investment Percentage 60% x Total Assets $750,000. 60% x
$750,000 = $450,000




CONCEPT
2 Setting Product Prices

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Lihu
lease out the old machine for $200,000. Costs of leasing the machine are Estimated Repair Expense of $67,000,
Estimated Insurance Expense of $43,000, and Estimated Property Tax Expense of $7,800. The salvage value of the
machinery after the lease will be $0.00. Lihue can sell the machine for $94,000 minus a commission of 7%

Should Lihue lease or sell this machine, and why?




ihue should lease the machine. They would incur a loss of $111,220




ihue should lease the machine. They would incur a loss of $82,280




ihue should sell the machine. They would earn an additional profi
of $6,580 by selling.




Lihue should sell the machine. They would earn an additional profi
@ © of $5,220 byselling.



RATIONALE



easing $200,000. $94,000 — $200,000 = ($106,000)

Step 2: Determine Costs of Leasing Machine = Estimated Repair Expense $67,000 + Estimated Insurance




($106,000) — Differential Costs of Selling Machine ($111,220). ($106,000) — ($111,220) = $5,220




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