There are several parts to this problem Please answer all questions below Let me know how I can assure all parts are answered as I don't always receive the full answer Thank you The following information applies to the questions displayed below Blue Ridge Furniture is considering the purchase of two different items of equipment, as described below Machine A A machine has just come onto the market that compresses sawdust into various shelving products Currently, the sawdust is disposed of as a waste product The following information is available about the machine a The machine would cost $396,000 and would have a 10 salvage value at the end of its 12 year useful life The company uses straight line depreciation and considers salvage value in computing depreciation deductions b The shelving products produced by the machine would generate revenues of $313,000 per year Variable manufacturing costs would be 16 of sales c Fixed annual expenses associated with the new shelving products would be advertising, $40,000 salaries, $109,000 utilities, $3,300 and insurance, $800 Machine B A second machine has come onto the market that would automate a sanding process that is now done largely by hand The following information is available about this machine a The new sanding machine would cost $186,000 and would have no salvage value at the end of its 10 year useful life The company would use straight line depreciation b Several old pieces of sanding equipment that are fully depreciated would be disposed of at a scrap value of $9,000 c The new sanding machine would provide substantial annual savings in cash operating costs It would require an operator at an annual salary of $15,150 and $5,400 in annual maintenance costs The current, hand operated sanding procedure costs the company $85,000 per year Blue Ridge Furniture requires a simple rate of return of 18 on all equipment purchases Also, the company will not purchase equipment unless the equipment has a payback period of four years or less (Ignore income taxes ) 7 value 7 50 points Required information 7 value 7 50 points Required 1 For Machine A a Prepare an income statement showing the expected net operating income each year from the new shelving products (Input all amounts as positive values ) Blue Ridge Furniture Contribution format Income Statement Click to select Click to select Click to select Fixed expenses (Click to select) Click to select Click to select (Click to select) Click to select Total fixed expenses (Click to select)

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There are several parts to this problem. Please answer all questions below. Let me know how I can assure all parts are answered as I

There are several parts to this problem. Please answer all questions below. Let me know how I can assure all parts are answered as I don't always receive the full answer. Thank you!

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Blue Ridge Furniture is considering the purchase of two different items of equipment, as described below:

Machine A. A machine has just come onto the market that compresses sawdust into various shelving products. Currently, the sawdust is disposed of as a waste product. The following information is available about the machine:

a.	The machine would cost $396,000 and would have a 10% salvage value at the end of its 12-year useful life. The company uses straight-line depreciation and considers salvage value in computing depreciation deductions.
b.	The shelving products produced by the machine would generate revenues of $313,000 per year. Variable manufacturing costs would be 16% of sales.
c.	Fixed annual expenses associated with the new shelving products would be: advertising, $40,000; salaries, $109,000; utilities, $3,300; and insurance, $800.

Machine B. A second machine has come onto the market that would automate a sanding process that is now done largely by hand. The following information is available about this machine:

a.	The new sanding machine would cost $186,000 and would have no salvage value at the end of its 10-year useful life. The company would use straight-line depreciation.
b.	Several old pieces of sanding equipment that are fully depreciated would be disposed of at a scrap value of $9,000.
c.	The new sanding machine would provide substantial annual savings in cash operating costs. It would require an operator at an annual salary of $15,150 and $5,400 in annual maintenance costs. The current, hand-operated sanding procedure costs the company $85,000 per year.

Blue Ridge Furniture requires a simple rate of return of 18% on all equipment purchases. Also, the company will not purchase equipment unless the equipment has a payback period of four years or less. (Ignore income taxes.)

value: 7.50 points

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7. value: 7.50 points Required 1. For Machine A: a. Prepare an income statement showing the expected net operating income each year from the new shelving products. (Input all amounts as positive values.) Blue Ridge Furniture Contribution format Income Statement Click to select Click to select Click to select Fixed expenses: (Click to select) Click to select Click to select (Click to select) Click to select Total fixed expenses (Click to select)