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Business, 24.02.2020 19:32, Legoman29305

The following information relates to financial projections of Stewart Company: Projected sales 60,000 units Projected variable costs $3.00 per unit Projected fixed costs $40,000 per year Projected unit sales price $7.00 If Stewart Company's tax rate is 40%, how many units would Stewart Company need to sell (target income volume) to earn an after-tax profit of $8,000? Choose the closest answer. A. 10,667 B. 13,333 C. 15,000 D. 13,077

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