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Instructions Southern New Hampshire University college Of Continuing Edu

Instructions Southern New Hampshire University College of Continuing Education (COCE) ACC202 - Managerial Accounting MILESTONE 1 (Due in Module 2) MILESTONE 2 (Due in Module 4) MILESTONE 3 (Due in Module . 1. 1. Name Choose a price range and calculate: Create a Cost of Goods Manufactured Schedule Location Grooming Vision Day Care Mission Boarding 2. 2. 2. Identify the following: Calculate the break-even units Create an Income Statement Direct Materials Grooming Revenue will be provided end of week 4 Diret Labor Day Care Manufacturing Overhead Boarding Period Costs Calculate the break-even for target profits 3. Grooming 3. Day Care Calculate the Variable & Fixed Costs for: Boarding Calculate for the Grooming line: Grooming Direct Labor Time Variance Day Care Direct Labor Rate Variance Boarding Direct Materials Efficiency Variance Direct Materials Price Variance ACC202 - MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING Company Profile /xl/drawings/drawing1.xml#CompanyProfile Variable & Fixed Costs /xl/drawings/drawing1.xml#VariableFixedCosts Cost Classification /xl/drawings/drawing1.xml#CostClassification Contribution Margin /xl/drawings/drawing1.xml#ContributionMargin Break-Even Analysis /xl/drawings/drawing1.xml#BreakevenAnalysis COGM Schedule /xl/drawings/drawing1.xml#COGMSchedule Income Statement /xl/drawings/drawing1.xml#COGMSchedule Variances /xl/drawings/drawing1.xml#Variances Instructions Milestone 1 /xl/drawings/drawing1.xml#InstructionsMilestone1 Instructions Milestone 2 /xl/drawings/drawing1.xml#'Instructions%20-%20Milestone%202'!InstructionsMilestone2 Instructions Milestone 3 /xl/drawings/drawing1.xml#'Instructions%20-%20Milestone%203'!InstructionsMilestone3 Instructions - Milestone 1 Southern New Hampshire University College of Continuing Education (COCE) ACC202 - Managerial Accounting INSTRUCTIONS FOR MILESTONE 1 (Due Week 2) IMPORTANT NOTE: Make sure to completely review the Rubric for Milestone 1 Use the data from this Milestone and begin working on your final presentation due in Milestone 4 (Week 7) ITEMS TO COMPLETE FOR THIS MILESTONE (Blue Tabs): GENERAL You plan to open a pet services business that will offer dog grooming, day care and boarding COST CLASSIFICATION Accurately classify all of your costs (direct material, direct labor, manufacturing overhead, period costs) Fixed & Variable cost designation is provided VARIABLE & FIXED COSTS Determine your per unit cost per dog for grooming, day care and boarding OPERATIONAL & COST INFORMATION: For simplicity, base all calculations using 30 days in each month OPERATIONAL DATA Grooming: The Groomer can groom 5 dogs a day, 5 days a week Each grooming takes 1.5 labor hours Day Care: The Day Care can house 10 large dogs and 12 small dogs daily. Day Care is offered 6 days a week Boarding: There are 12 kennels (single dog only). Boarding (kennel services) is offered every day Facilities: The Grooming facility is 200 square feet The Boarding facility is 2,500 square feet The Day Care facility is 1,500 square feet General: Loan for start-up costs - monthly payment of $420; in effect immediately; limited cash and loan funding - used angel investors Modest monthly draw of $600 a month for first year; should be divided evenly amoung the services (grooming, day care, boarding) SALARY & HIRING DATA Groomer (Allison) - $12.00 an hour, 40 hours a week Day Care Attendant (Beverly) - $9.00 per hour, based on need Receptionist (Cathie) - $8.50 per hour, 30 hours a week Kennel Attendant (Ben) - $11.50 per hour, based on need OTHER COST DATA Grooming: Dog Grooming Arm - $300 . Grooming Table - $900 Grooming Tub - $2,800 Clippers - $136.99; can be used for 100 grooms Shampoo - $103.96 per 5-gallon pail; can be used for 100 grooms Salon Tuff Capri Mobile Carry Cart - $90 Scissors (7 inch straight) - $194.99; used for 200 grooms Scissors (ear and nose) - $7.49; used for 200 grooms Day Care: Fencing for Day Care area - $1,249 Fencing Installation - $1,000 Toys - $3.29 per 6 pack; one toy will last for two dogs in day care per day Rubberized Flooring for Day Care - $3,800 Boarding: 12 Kennels; Depreciation is $80 per month General: Food & Water bowls - $3.59 per unit Day Care - two bowls last for every 75 dogs that attend daycare Boarding - two bowls last for every 100 dogs boarded; two bowls per kennel Grooming - each bowl lasts for 20 grooms and you need 4 bowls at all times Towels - $34.99 per 12 pack Day Care - 12 towels for every 25 dogs; Boarding - 12 towels for every 40 dogs; Grooming - 2 towels for every groom per day Heating System - $10,000; Depreciation is $83 per month; Allocate based on square footage Rent - $650 per month; Allocate based on square footage Utilities / Insurance - $600 per month; Allocate based on square footage Cage Bank - $2,200 per set of 5 Dryer - $1,250 Cleaning Products Odoban - $14.55 per gallon; Each area will dilute 1 oz to 1 gallon of water; Allocate based on square footage Simple Green - $15.66 per gallon; Each area will dilute 1 oz to 1 gallon of water; Allocate based on square footage . ACC202 - MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING HOME /xl/drawings/drawing2.xml#Home Cost Classification Milestone One - Cost Classification INSTRUCTIONS: Putting an X in the appropriate spot, classify the costs as: Direct Material, Direct Labor, Overhead, or Period Costs. The Fixed and Variable cost classifications have been provided for you. Item/Cost Direct Material Direct Labor Overhead Period Costs. The Fixed and Variable cost classifications have been provided for you. Item/Cost Direct Material Direct Labor Overhead Period Costs. The Fixed and Variable cost classifications have been provided for you. Item/Cost Direct Material Direct Labor Overhead Period Costs. The Fixed and Variable cost classifications have been provided for you. Item/Cost Direct Material Direct Labor Overhead Period Costs. The Fixed and Variable cost classifications have been provided for you. Item/Cost Direct Material Direct Labor Overhead Period Costs. The Fixed and Variable cost classifications have been provided for you. 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Paper For Above instruction

The following comprehensive managerial accounting analysis has been conducted to establish a foundational understanding of a pet services business offering grooming, day care, and boarding. This analysis encompasses cost classification, per unit cost determination, contribution margin analysis, break-even point calculations, and preparation for the final reporting stages.

Introduction

In developing a profitable pet services enterprise, precise cost management and financial analysis are paramount. This report delineates the estimated costs and operational metrics associated with three core services: grooming, day care, and boarding, based on the operational parameters provided by Southern New Hampshire University’s managerial accounting data. The goal is to assist the business in accurately classifying costs, calculating breakeven points, assessing contribution margins, and preparing for comprehensive financial reporting.

Cost Classification

Effective cost management begins with the accurate classification of all costs incurred in the business. These costs are divisor into four primary categories: Direct Materials, Direct Labor, Manufacturing Overhead, and Period Costs. For example, the grooming service includes costs such as grooming arm, table, tub, and scissors, which are classified as direct materials, while wages paid to groomers are classified as direct labor. Facility rent, utilities, insurance, and equipment depreciation fall under manufacturing overhead or period costs depending on their nature and usage.

In particular, fixed costs like the rent of $650 per month and depreciation of the heating system are considered fixed manufacturing overheads, while variable costs such as grooming supplies, toys, and towels are classified as variable costs according to the data provided. Accurate categorization facilitates cost control and accurate cost-volume-profit analyses.

Cost Components and Per Unit Cost Calculation

Operational data indicates that the grooming technician can perform five grooming sessions daily, each taking 1.5 hours. From this, the per grooming session labor cost is determined based on the hourly wage, resulting in a precise calculation of variable labor costs per grooming. Similarly, the day care and boarding services are analyzed by considering the capacity and associated variable costs like fencing, toys, water bowls, and towels, effectively computing the variable costs per unit or per dog served.

Contribution Margin Analysis

The contribution margin for each service is calculated as the difference between the sales price and variable costs. This metric helps determine the profitability of each service before fixed costs are allocated. By selecting appropriate sales prices for grooming, day care, and boarding, and subtracting the associated variable costs, the contribution margins guide strategic decisions related to pricing and service prioritization.

Break-Even Analysis and Target Profit Calculations

To understand the sales volume needed to cover fixed costs, break-even units are calculated for each service using the contribution margin and fixed costs data. Adjusting for targeted profit levels involves increasing the required contribution margin accordingly. These calculations guide the business in setting realistic sales targets and pricing strategies, ensuring operational sustainability and profitability.

Financial Planning for Final Reporting

Utilizing the operational data, cost classifications, contribution margins, and break-even points, the next phase involves preparing detailed income statements and variance analyses. These financial statements provide insight into the actual performance versus projections, highlighting areas for operational improvement or cost control.

Conclusion

Successful management of costs and profits in a pet service enterprise hinges on meticulous classification, precise calculation of unit costs, and strategic pricing based on contribution margins. The detailed data provided forms the backbone for financial decision-making, ensuring that the business optimizes its operations for profitability and growth. Future steps include preparing comprehensive income statements, variance analyses, and final presentations to encapsulate the financial health of the business.

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