The Contribution Income Statement Would Require a Firm To

question 51

Multiple Choice

The contribution income statement would require a firm to:

• A) Separate costs into fixed and variable categories.
• B) Separate revenue into different categories.
• C) Round off amounts to the nearest dollar.
• D) Ignore some estimated fixed expenses, such as depreciation, that don't involve a cash outlay.
• E) Restructure its accounting system to accommodate activity-based costing.

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