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5. The Wayne Company manufactures and sells doors to home builders. The doors ar

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5. The Wayne Company manufactures and sells doors to home builders. The doors are sold for $25 each. Variable costs are $15 per door, and fixed operating costs total $50,000 which include depreciation in the amount of $2,000. The company is currently selling 6,000 doors per year. The company has total financial charges of $2,000, half in interest expense and half in preferred stock dividends. The corporate tax rate is 40% a. Calculate the break-even point. b. Calculate the cash break-even point. c. Calculate the degree of operating leverage. d. Determine the degree of financial leverage. e. What is the degree of combined leverage in this case? f. If the company would be able to double its sales, what would be the percentage increase in operating profit and in EPS?

Explanation / Answer

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Q = 6,000, P = $25, VC = $15, FC = $50,000, I= $1,000, D = $2,000

a.         BE= $50,000 / $25 - $15

= $50,000 / $10

= 5,000 units

a.         Cash BE= ($50,000 - $2,000) / $25 - $15

= $48,000 / $10

= 4,800 units

c.         DOL = Q(P - VC) / Q(P- VC) – FC

                        = 6,000($25-$15) / 6,000($25 - $15) - $50,000

                        = 6,000($10) / 6,000($10) - $50,000

                        = $60,000 / $60,000 - $50,000

                        = $60,000 / $10,000

                        = 6x

d.         DFL = EBIT / EBIT – I

                       

                        = $10,000 / $10,000 - $1,000

                        = $10,000 / $9,000

                        = 1.11x

e.         DCL= Q(P - VC) / Q(P-VC)- FC-I

                        = 6,000($25 - $15)/ 10,000($25-$15)-$50,000-$1,000

                        = $60,000 / $60,000-$50,000-$1,000

                        = $60,000 / $9,000

                        = 6.67x

f.         

Orginal sales

Units

Rate

Amount

Sales

6000

25

150000

Less: Variable cost

6000

15

90000

Contribution margin

6000

10

60000

Less: Fixed Cost

50000

EBIT

10000

Less: Interest

1000

EBT

9000

Tax at 40%

3600

Net income(OP. profit)

5400

Less: Preferred dividend

1000

Income attr. To common stockholders

4400

Sales double

Units

Rate

Amount

Sales

12000

25

300000

Less: Variable cost

12000

15

180000

Contribution margin

12000

10

120000

Less: Fixed Cost

50000

EBIT

70000

Less: Interest

1000

EBT

69000

Tax at 40%

27600

Net income(OP. profit)

41400

Less: Preferred dividend

1000

Income attr. To common stockholders

40400

Operating profit increase

((41400-5400)/5400)

667%

EPS increase

40400-4400/4400

818%

Orginal sales

Units

Rate

Amount

Sales

6000

25

150000

Less: Variable cost

6000

15

90000

Contribution margin

6000

10

60000

Less: Fixed Cost

50000

EBIT

10000

Less: Interest

1000

EBT

9000

Tax at 40%

3600

Net income(OP. profit)

5400

Less: Preferred dividend

1000

Income attr. To common stockholders

4400

Sales double

Units

Rate

Amount

Sales

12000

25

300000

Less: Variable cost

12000

15

180000

Contribution margin

12000

10

120000

Less: Fixed Cost

50000

EBIT

70000

Less: Interest

1000

EBT

69000

Tax at 40%

27600

Net income(OP. profit)

41400

Less: Preferred dividend

1000

Income attr. To common stockholders

40400

Operating profit increase

((41400-5400)/5400)

667%

EPS increase

40400-4400/4400

818%

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