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20 MARKS Answer ALL questions. Waltons Manufacturers commenced business on 02 January 2020, manufacturing plastic chairs. However, later in the year the management and investors decided to discontinue the manufacture of chairs with effect from 01 February 2021 and to start to manufacture tables instead The budget preparation for 2021 has already commenced and the forecasts for January and February 2021 are available. You are expected to use the forecasts to undertake a CVP analysis for January 2021 and prepare an income statement using the absorption costing method for February 2021 (10 Marks) QUESTION 1 1.1 REQUIRED Use the information provided below to answer each of the following questions independently Calculate the break-even value using the marginal income ratio. (2 marks) 1.2 The sales manager proposes a R2 per unit reduction in selling price with the expectation that this would increase sales by 2 000 units. Is this a good idea? Motivate your answer. (4 marks) 1.3 Determine the selling price per unit if a net profit of R486 000 is desired. (4 marks) INFORMATION The following forecasts for January 2021 were provided by Waltons Manufacturers: Sales (36 000 units) R1 080 000 Direct materials cost per unit R8 Direct labour cost per unit R5 Variable manufacturing overhead costs per unit R2 Fixed manufacturing overheads R150 000 Fixed marketing and administrative costs R120 000 Sales commission 10% of sales QUESTION 2 (10 Marks) REQUIRED Prepare the income Statement of Waltons Manufacturers for the month ended 28 February 2021 using the absorption costing method. INFORMATION The following forecasts were obtained from the accounting records of Waltons Manufacturers for the month ended 28 February 2021: Inventory on 01 February 2021 Nil Production 25 000 units Sales 23 000 units R100 R240 000 per month R42 Selling price per unit Manufacturing costs: Fixed manufacturing costs Variable manufacturing costs per unit Marketing costs: Sales personnel's salaries and advertising Delivery costs R40 000 per month R5 per unit sold Administration costs: Salaries R50 000 per month Other office costs R4 per unit sold TOTAL: 20 MARKS