Do you go along with the president or do you argue for


After Company Y's operating profit report and summary of manufacturing activity for the year has been prepared, you, the chief accountant, learn that $1,000,000 of raw materials were thrown away during the year because the items had spoiled and couldn't be used in the manufacturing process. The company's president knows about this loss and insists that no change be made in the operating profit report and summary of manufacturing activity. Do you go along with the president, or do you argue for changing the operating profit report and summary of manufacturing activity?

 

Company Y

Company Z

Operating Profit Report for Year

Per Unit

Totals

Per Unit

Totals

Sales volume, in Units

 

500,000

 

2,000,000

Sales Revenue

$85.00

$42,500,000

$25.00

$50,000,000

Cost of Goods Sold Expense (see below)

-56

-28,000,000

-18.45

-36,900,000

Gross Margin

$29.00

$14,500,000

$6.55

$13,100,000

Variable Operating Expenses

-12.5

-6,250,000

-2.5

-5,000,000

Contribution Margin

$16.50

$8,250,000

$4.05

$8,100,000

Fixed Operating Expenses

 

-5,000,000

 

-7,500,000

Operating Profit

 

$3,250,000

 

$600,000

Manufacturing Activity Summary for Year

Per Unit

Totals

Per Unit

Totals

Annual Production Capacity, in Units

 

800,000

 

2,500,000

Actual Output, in Units

 

500,000

 

2,500,000

Raw Materials

$15.00

$7,500,000

$7.50

$18,750,000

Direct Labor

20

10,000,000

2.75

6,875,000

Variable Manufacturing Overhead Costs

5

2,500,000

5

12,500,000

Total Variable Manufacturing Costs

$40.00

$20,000,000

$15.25

$38,125,000

Fixed Manufacturing Overhead Costs

16

8,000,000

3.2

8,000,000

Product Cost and Total Manufacturing Costs

$56.00

$28,000,000

$18.45

$46,125,000

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