At the start of its fiscal year, a company anticipated producing 300,000 units throughout the year. The annual budgeted manufacturing overhead was $150,000 for variable costs and $600,000 for fixed costs. In April, when there was a beginning inventory for finished goods of 5,000 units, the company showed an income of $40,000 using absorption costing. That same month, ending inventory for finished goods was 7,000 units. What amount would the company recognize as income for April using variable costing?

The CPA Business Analysis and Reporting (BAR) discipline focuses on advanced, high-level accounting, analyzing financial data for decision-making, and specialized reporting (10-20% gov't).

Key concepts include financial statement analysis, cost/variance analysis, complex technical reporting (consolidations, derivatives, leases), and government-wide financial statement conversion.