For one of its divisions, Buona Fortuna Company has fixed costs of $300,000 and a variable-cost percentage equal to 60% of its $10 per unit selling price. It would like to earn a pre-tax income of $90,000 per year from the division. How many units will Buona Fortuna have to sell to earn a pre-tax income of $90,000 per year?
A common misstep in regard to capital budgeting is the temptation to gauge the desirability of a project by using accrual accounting numbers instead of cash flows. Net income and book value are affected by the compas choices of accounting methods. A project's true rate of return cannot be dependent on bookkeeping decisions. Another distortion inherent in comparing a single project's book rate of return to the current one for the company as a whole is that the latter is an average of all of a firm's capital projects. Embedded in that average number 'may be a hand Full of good projects melding up for a large number of poor investments.
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