Forecast income statements, Financial Accounting

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The forecast income statements are as follows:

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WORKINGS

Sales = 50000 × 1·12 = $56000000

Variable cost of sales = 30000 × 1·12 × 0·85 = $28560000

Fixed cost of sales = 30000 × 0·15 = $4500000 (assumed to be constant)

Administration costs = 14000 × 1·05 = $14700000

Interest under debt financing = 300 + (5000 × 0·1) = 300 + 500 = $800000

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