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Supplies beginning = $1,200
Supplies purchased = $3,400
Supplies ending = $1,400
Supplies expense = Supplies beginning + Supplies purchased - Supplies ending
= 1,200+3,400-1,400
= $3,200
Hence, following items should be reported on Sheldon's year 2 financial statements:
Supplies = $1,400
Supplies expense = $3,200
Third option is correct option.
Service revenue for 3 months = $6,000
Hence, Service revenue for the month of December = 6,000 x 1/3
= $2,000
Due to service revenue earned for December, equity will increase by $2,000.
Second option is correct option.
On September 1, $9,000 was received in advance for service to be provided for 1 year.
service revenue for 4 months ( From September to December) = 9,000 x 4/12
= $3,000
Revenue to be recorded on the income statement = $3,000
Cash flows from operating activities = $9,000
Third option is correct option.
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