Anderson Publishing has two divisions: Book Publishing & Magazine Publishing. The Magazine division has been losing money for the last 5 years and Anderson is considering eliminating that division. Anderson’s information about the two divisions is as follows: Book Division Magazine Division Total
Sales Revenue $7,880,000 $3,380,000 $11,260,000
Cost of Goods sold
Variable costs 2,021,000 1,021,000 3,042,000
Fixed costs 78,300 208,000 286,300
Gross Profit $5,780,700 $2,151,000 $7,931,700
Operating Expenses
Variable 143,000 206,000 349,000
Fixed 3,924,000 2,197,000 6,121,000
Net income $1,713,700 $(252,000) $1,461,700
The variable operating expenses are directly attributable to the division. Of the total fixed costs (manufacturing and operating), $4,008,000 are shared between the divisions, allocated $2,819,000 to the Book Division and the remaining to the Magazine Division. The remainder of the fixed costs are directly attributable to each division.
Required:
1. Present the financial information in the form of a segmented income statement (using the contribution margin approach).
2. What will be the impact on net income if the Magazine Division is eliminated?

Which type of data is generally stored in different file formats, such as text files, spreadsheets, and so on?

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