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Bill Jones Flooring's accountant, has prepared the following income statement for the month of May.
Residential
Commercial
Total
Sales Revenue
$2,760,000
$3,125,000
$5,885,000
Variable expenses
1,305,00
2,520,000
3,825,000
Contribution margin
1,455,000
605,000
2,060,000
Fixed expenses
645,000
615,0000
1,260,000
Operating income
$ 810,000
$ (10,000)
$ 800,000
In preparing the income statement, Bill was unsure what to do with $240,000 in corporate fixed expenses that cannot be traced to a division. Since these costs were incurred to run the business, and he believed that each division benefited equally, he just allocated half to each division.
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How do you think Bill should have handled the $240,000 in corporate fixed
expenses?
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Prepare a segment margin income statement that highlights each division's
contribution
to corporate profits. Omit the heading.
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Consistent with the principles of responsibility accounting, it is important that the profit calculation include only those items that are under the manager's control. Therefore, Bill should remove the common fixed expenses from total fixed expenses, so that only traceable fixed expenses are shown in the segment margin.
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Residential
Commercial
Total
Sales Revenue
$2,760,000
$3,125,000
$5,885,000
Variable expenses
1,305,00
2,520,000
3,825,000
Contribution margin
1,455,000
605,000
2,060,000
Traceable fixed expenses
525,000
495,0000
1,020,000
Segment margin
$ 930,000
$ 110,000
1,040,000
Common fixed expenses
240,000
Operating income
$ 800,000
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