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schepotkina [342]
1 year ago
11

Colgate reported Diluted EPS of $2.38 in accordance with GAAP. How much higher would EPS be if Colgate ignored the impact of res

tructuring and other one-time charges during the period
Business
1 answer:
Lisa [10]1 year ago
7 0

Answer:

EPS will be higher than $2.38

Explanation:

The Earnings per share is the value available to stockholders of the company after the deduction of all the expense and taxes. Restructuring expense are one time expense and they are reported as other operating expenses in the Income Statement. The inclusion of restructuring and other one-time charges in the Income Statement results in lower Earnings before Tax and ultimately reduced net profit. If these cost are excluded the Earning will rise which will give rise to EPS of the company.

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b:<u>Net Income </u><u><em>Variable Costing</em></u><u>  $100,000</u>  

b: <u>Net Income  </u><u><em>Absorption Costing</em></u><u>  $ 100,000</u>

Explanation:

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<u>Costs per case under  Variable Costing</u>

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Direct labor per case 7

Variable manufacturing overhead per case 3

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Direct materials (30,000*16)              480,000

Direct labor (30,000*7)                    210,000

Variable manufacturing overhead  (30,000*3)   90,000

Total Variable Costs                                                       780,000

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Fixed Expenses                                                               140,000

Total fixed manufacturing overhead      $120,000

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