Rundle Company has provided the following for the year. Budget Sales Variable product costs Variable selling expense Other variable expenses Fixed product costs Fixed selling expense Other fixed expenses Denem Interest expense Variances arance Sales Sales Variable product costs Variable selling expense Other variable expenses Fixed product costs Fixed selling expense Other fixed expenses Interest expense $509,000 198,000 46,000 3,400 16,100 24,200 1,200 760 8,000 U 4,500 F 1,900 U 1,700 U 260 F 410 F 110 U 100 F Required a. Prepare in good form a budgeted and actual income statement for internal use. Separate operating income from net income in the statements and indicate whether each variance is favorable (F) or unfavorable (U). (Select "None" if there is no effect (i.e., zero variance).)

Rundle Company has provided the following for the year. Budget Sales Variable product costs Variable selling expense Other variable expenses Fixed product costs Fixed selling expense Other fixed expenses Denem Interest expense Variances arance Sales Sales Variable product costs Variable selling expense Other variable expenses Fixed product costs Fixed selling expense Other fixed expenses Interest expense $509,000 198,000 46,000 3,400 16,100 24,200 1,200 760 8,000 U 4,500 F 1,900 U 1,700 U 260 F 410 F 110 U 100 F Required a. Prepare in good form a budgeted and actual income statement for internal use. Separate operating income from net income in the statements and indicate whether each variance is favorable (F) or unfavorable (U). (Select "None" if there is no effect (i.e., zero variance).)

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