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a. Solution: Asset (cash) is increased, and stockholder’s equity (capital stock) is increased with the amount of $30,000
b. Solution: Asset (cash) is decreased, and asset (prepaid insurance) is increased with the amount of $7,200
c. Solution: Asset (supplies) is increased, and liabilities (accounts payable) is increased with the amount of $1,200
d. Solution: Asset (cash) is increased, and asset (accounts receivables) is increased with the amount of $43,500
e. Solution: Asset (cash) is decreased, and stockholder’s equity (retained earnings) is decreased with $12,350
f. Solution: Asset (cash) is decreased, and stockholder’s equity (retained earnings) is decreased with $5,000
Income statement |
36,500 |
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Sales commission |
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Operating Expenses: |
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Salaries expense |
-12000 |
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Rent expense |
-2000 |
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Utilities expense |
-1,000 |
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Miscellaneous expense |
-1,100 |
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Insurance expense |
-350 |
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Supplies expense |
-300 |
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Total operating expenses |
-16,750 |
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Net income |
19,750 |
Retained Earnings Statement |
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Net income for April |
19,750 |
Less: Dividends |
7,500 |
Retained earnings, February 28th |
12,250 |
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