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This was previously answered, but the intructor states they were wrong. I have put in parentheses the instructor feedback. I just need the answers corrected.
This was previously answered, but the intructor states they were wrong. I have put in parentheses the instructor feedback. I just need the answers corrected.
Question: ***Please show work*** Business Description A friend who is an excellent baker has decided to ope...
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Business Description
A friend who is an excellent baker has decided to open a cupcake store to sell gourmet cupcakes. They have asked you if you will be interested in investing $50,000 for a 50% ownership interest. Using the skills you have developed in ACCT 551 Accounting for Managers, you will analyze the business to determine if you will invest in the company. The business is scheduled to launch on July 1, 2018. Your friend has provided you with the following cost information.
Anticipated selling price: $3.00 per cupcake
Cost information:
Cost of goods sold:
Ingredients are .25 per cupcake
Boxes and Cupcake Cups are .03 per cupcake
Equipment that will be required to be acquired at the start of business includes ovens, racks, display case, counter, cash register, and other baking equipment and will cost $100,000. The equipment is expected to last 10 years without salvage value. Straight-line method of depreciation should be used.
On average one person can make, bake, and decorate 36 cupcakes per hour. Bakers are paid $18.00 per hour.
Store personnel are required for 56 hours per week and are paid $10.00 per hour.
Monthly rent, which includes utilities, is $1,200.
Business insurance is purchased at a cost of $750 per year.
Advertising costs are expected to be $5,000 per year.
Answer following:
If sales could increase by 10% (to 39,600 cupcakes), by how much in dollars would net operating income increase? By what percentage would net operating income increase? Use the formula for leverage to calculate (10 points). (Instructor feedback on why is was wrong: While you calculated the amounts, you did not use formula for leverage to calculate. Percentage increase in sales x leverage = increase in net operating income +8)
Calculate how many cupcakes need to be sold in order to make a $30,000 target profit for the year (5 points). (Instructor feedback on why is was wrong: Number calculated correctly based on your assumptions. Calculation should be (59270 + 30000)/2.22)
Prepare a cash budget for the companys first year of operations based on sales of 36,000 cupcakes. Assume all sales are cash sales and that all costs and expenses are paid in cash. Equipment will be purchased prior to the start of business using the investment of $50,000 plus the friends contribution of $50,000. Rent, insurance, and advertising costs will be paid on a monthly basis You decide to maintain a minimum cash balance of $5,000 (15 points). (Instructor feedback on why is was wrong: Wasn't completed.
***Previously answered deemed wrong my instructor****
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Answers were wrong/below is feedback. 11 While you calculated the amounts, you did not use formula for leverage to calculate. Percentage increase in sales x leverage = increase in net operating income +8 12 Number calculated correctly based on your assumptions. Calculation should be (59270 + 30000)/2.22 (same fixed costs and contribution margin as used in #7) +3 13 Incorrect (Cash Budget)
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