Particulars | Amount $ | Amount $ |
Sales | 987000 | |
less cost of goods Sold | -550000 | |
Gross profit | 437000 | |
Operating Expenses | ||
Selling Expenses | 100000 | |
administrative Expenses | 50000 | |
Total Operating expenses | 150000 | |
Income from Operation(a) |
287000 | |
Non operating income |
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Dividend Income | 40000 | |
Interest Income | 15000 | |
Gain on sale of securties | 8000 | |
Gain on dispostion of fishing division | 25000 | |
(B) | 88000 | |
Non Operating Loss | ||
Interest expense | 60000 | |
Loss on Impairement of Goodwill | 13000 | |
Restructing Cost | 38000 | |
Total net operating loss (c) | -111000 | |
income befor Tax (a+b-c) | 264000 | |
Tax @ 20% | -52800 | |
profit After tax net income | 211200 | |
2 Statement showing Statement of comprehensive Income of Diego
Partiiculars | Amount ($) | |
Net Income | 211200 | |
gain On operation Of Fishing Division from discontinued business | 75000 | |
TAx @20% | -15000 | |
Add net gain from discontinued operation fishing | 60000 | |
Total profit after tax | 271200 | |
add other comprehensive Income | ||
Holding Gain available of securities | 22000 | 22000 |
Total Comprehensive income | 293200 |
3 Retained earnings compute adjustment of those prior items which where computed wrongly in previous years
like in this wrong depreciation calculated , change in accounting policy so this will be adjusted here
Statement of retained earnings
Opening balance 90000
Add total profit after tax =271200
Less dividend payout for common stock = -50000
Less dividend payout for preference stock = -25000
Less cumilative effect of change in accounting policy = -15000
less unstated depreciation = -10000
closing balance of retained earnings = $261200
4 )accumlated other comprehensive income =30000
add unrealized gain =22000
closing balance = 52000
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