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Date Description 217 Indiana buys $3,000 of office supplies in cash. 2/15 Indiana pays off $30,000 of accounts payable. 2/18

9 Balance, 1/1/2005 $ 100,000 $ 230,000 $ 163,000 10 11 Net Income 12 13 Dividends Declared Balance, 12/31/2005 $ 100,000 $ 2

I need help from 4/1 to 12/31. first on making transactions and second with the balance sheet. some necessary info:Lao Che Industries $15,000(current), temple of doom co $5,500(90 days past due), Asp Co $10,000(current), ark of covenant inc $11,500(current). company common stock $2.50 par value. 100,000 shares authorized.

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Step 1:- Prepare Journal Entries

For Journal entries please go to below link and download: https://bit.ly/35mUiyh

Step 2:- Prepare Income Statement

Income Statement
Particulars Amount
Income
Revenue                                415,250
COGS                                112,050
Gross profit                                303,200
Expenses
Advertising Expenses                                  12,000
Bad Debts                                    5,500
Damaged Goods                                        300
Dividend Expenses                                  10,000
Interest Expense                                    5,000
Misc. Expenses                                    2,000
Office Supplies                                    3,500
Postage and Shipping Expenses                                    1,000
Total expenses                                  39,300
PBT                                263,900

Step 3:- Prepare Inventory Schedule:

Inventory
Date Accounts Particulars Units Amount
24-Mar Inventory 350 units - $85/ unit (Net 60) 350     29,750
15-May Inventory 275 units - $87/ unit (Net 60) 275     23,925
27-Jun Inventory 150 units - $90/ unit (Net 60) 150     13,500
01-Sep Inventory 300 units - $93/ unit (Net 60) 300     27,900
27-Nov Inventory 175 units - $97/ unit (Net 60) 175     16,975
01-Apr Sales 280 units - $300 / unit - Elsa Schneider -280    (23,800)
03-Jul Sales 220 units - $305 / unit - Brody Curators -70     (5,950)
-150    (13,050)
24-Aug Sales 130 units - $305 / unit - Katanga Shipping -125    (10,875)
-5        (450)
21-Sep Sales 250 units - $310/ unit - Sallah Excavating Inc -145    (13,050)
-105     (9,765)
04-Oct Sales 50 units - $310/ unit - Ravenwood LLC in cash -50     (4,650)
04-Dec Sales 100 units - $315/ unit - Jock Lindsay -100     (9,300)
Total      21,160

Step 4:- Prepare Balance Sheet

Assets Amount Amount
Current Assets
Cash                        138,225
Short Term Investment                           20,000
Trade receivables                           61,650
Interest receivable                                    -  
Office Supplies                                    -  
Inventory                           21,160
Prepaid Insurance                                    -  
Total Current Assets          241,035
Total Assets          241,035
Liabilities
Current Liabilities
Accounts Payables                        (14,025)
Dividend Payable                           10,000
Advance from Customer                           42,000
Total Current Liabilities            37,975
Retained Earnings          263,900
Total Liabilities          301,875
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