Managerial Accounting: The Cornerstone of Business Decision-Making
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ISBN: 9781337115773
Author: Maryanne M. Mowen, Don R. Hansen, Dan L. Heitger
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Chapter 2, Problem 34BEB
Service Organization Income Statement
Healing Hands Massage Hut offers high-end, specialized massages and grooming services, including manicures, pedicures, facials, and full-body massages. Healing Hands is a new startup service organization that generates monthly sales of $200,000. As a startup organization, Healing Hands spends $5,000 a month on advertising in local newspapers and on social media sites. In addition, each month Healing Hands spends $100,000 to pay its team of highly specialized massage therapists, and $10,000 to a technology company (to handle the company’s website, massage appointment scheduling activities, and customer communications). Further, the company incurs a $15,000 monthly expense to rent its hut space in a hip new retail market. Finally, Healing Hands incurs $20,000 of monthly administrative expenses.
Required:
- 1. Prepare an income statement for Healing Hands for the past month.
- 2. Briefly explain why Healing Hands’ income statement has no line item for cost of goods sold.
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FPPT Clinic offers Family Practice and Physical Therapy services at its location. The
Family Practice Department generates $4,000,000 in revenue per year and the Physical
Therapy Department generates $850,000 in revenue per year.
The Family Practice Department occupies 80,000 square feet and the Physical Therapy
Department occupies 40,000 square feet.
Expenses for the departments are:
Salaries/Wages & Benefits
Other Expenses
Family Practice
$1,885,000
$1,226,000
Physical Therapy
$400,000
$261,111
The Clinic is supported by three cost centers - Human Resources, Accounting, and
Housekeeping services. Cost for those services are:
Human Resources: $100,000
Accounting: $100,000
Housekeeping: $75,000
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Sales revenue
$840,000
Variable expenses
630,000
Contribution margin
210,000
Fixed expenses
112,000
Operating income
$ 98,000
a.What is FirstCakes' contribution margin per unit?
b.What is FirstCakes' monthly breakeven point in units?
c.What is FirstCakes' contribution margin ratio?
d.What is FirstCakes' monthly breakeven point in sales dollars?
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