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Suresh Co. expects its five departments to yield the following income for next year.

Sales Expenses Avoidable Unavoidable Total expenses Net income (loss)

Dept. N Dept. O Dept. P Dept. T Total

\(63,000 \) 35,000

9,800

51,800

61,600

36,400

12,600

49,000

\((14,000)

\)56,000

22,400

4,200

26,600

\(29,400

\)42,000

14,000

29,400

43,400

28,000

37,800

9,800

47,600

\((19,600)

Dept. M

\) \(224,000

120,400

107,800

228,200

\) 1,400 \( (1,400) \) (4,200)

A B C D E F G

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Recompute and prepare the departmental income statements (including a combined total column) for thecompany under each of the following separate scenarios: Management (1) eliminates departments withexpected net losses and (2) eliminates departments with sales dollars that are less than avoidable expenses.Explain your answers to parts 1 and 2.

Short Answer

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The net income of the company when a department with less sales than avoidable expenses is eliminated is $7,000.

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01

Definition of avoidable expenses

Avoidable expenses are those expenses that can be avoided by not performing a particular activity.

02

Departments with expected net losses eliminated

Departments with expected net losses eliminated

Dept. M

Dept. N

Debt. O

Dept. P

Dept. T

Total

Sales

$63,000

$56,000

$119,000

Expenses:

Avoidable

$9,800

$22,400

$32,200

Unavoidable

$51,800

$12,600

$4,200

$29,400

$9,800

$107,800

Total Expenses

$61,600

$12,600

$26,600

$29,400

$9,800

$140,000

Net Income (loss)

$1,400

($12,600)

$29,400

($29,400)

($9,800)

($21,000)

03

Department with less sales than avoidable expenses eliminated

Departments with less Sales Than Avoidable Expenses Eliminated

Dept. M

Dept. N

Debt. O

Dept. P

Dept. T

Total

Sales

$63,000

$56,000

$42,000

$161,000

Expenses:

Avoidable

$9,800

$22,400

$14,000

$46,200

Unavoidable

$51,800

$12,600

$4,200

$29,400

$9,800

$107,800

Total Expenses

$61,600

$12,600

$26,600

$43,400

$9,800

$154,000

Net Income (loss)

$1,400

($12,600)

$29,400

($1,400)

($9,800)

$7,000

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