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7th Homework CMA
7th Homework CMA
Shansha Limited has incurred a loss in 2020. Following is the profit and loss account for the company;
(Rupees)
Sales 800,000
Less Cost of Goods Sold (650,000)
Operating Expenses (250,000)
Profit before tax (100,000)
Tax @ 30% 0
Net Profit after tax (100,000)
Other information
1. 40% of cost of goods sold is fixed
2. 25% of operating cost is variable
Next year the company wishes to earn an after tax profit of Rs 175,000
Required
Calculate the sales required to achieve the target profit
Solution
Sales 800,000
FC VC
Cost of Goods Sold (260,000) (390,000)
Operating Cost (187,500) (62,500) (452,500)
Contribution Margin 347,500
CM % 43.438%
Proof
Sales 1,605,755
VC (56.56%) (908,255)
CM 697,500
Fixed Cost (447,500)
Profit before tax 250,000
Tax @ 30% (75,000)
PAT 175,000
Question 2
Suleman Limited is considering to change the pricing strategy for its only
product "Digitech". Details of the last year results and next year projections are
as under:
2021
Sales 2,500,000
Cost of Goods Sold (1,450,000)
Operating cost (975,000)
PBIT 75,000
Interest (105,000)
PBT (30,000)
Tax @ 40% -
Net Loss (30,000)
Other Information
2. 60% of cost of goods sold and 55% of operating costs are variable.
3. All other costs are fixed
Required
a) Calculate the sales required to achieve a target profit of 250,000.
b) Calculate whether the company would achieve the target profit in the above case
Solution
We know that if selling price and variable cost change by same % CM ratio does
not change. So CM ratio for 2021 will also be applicable for 2022
Cost breakup
VC FC Total
COGS (870,000) (580,000) (1,450,000)
Operating Cost (536,250) (438,750) (975,000)
Interest (105,000) (105,000)
(1,406,250) (1,123,750) (2,530,000)