beginning balance in retained earning |
retained earnings = total assets-liabilities-common stock |
32000-13000-7000 |
12000 |
Income statement |
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revenue from services |
27000+11750 |
38750 |
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less cash expenses |
27000 |
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net income |
9550+2200 |
11750 |
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less dividend |
2200 |
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transfer to reatined earning |
9550 |
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statement of change in shareholders equity |
|||
common stock |
7000+7200 |
14200 |
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retained earning |
12000+9550 |
21550 |
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year end balance in stockholders equity |
35750 |
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balance sheet |
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assets |
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cash |
41550 |
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total assets |
41550 |
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Liabilities and shareholders equity |
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liabilities |
13000-7000 |
6000 |
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shareholders equity |
|||
common stock |
7000+7200 |
14200 |
|
retained earning |
21550 |
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Liabilities and shareholders equity |
41750 |
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cash account |
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beginning balance |
32000 |
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cash from issuance of common stock |
7200 |
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cash from services performed |
38750 |
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total cash available |
77950 |
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cash paid |
|||
dividend paid |
2200 |
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cash expense |
27000 |
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cash paid to debt |
7000 |
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total cash paid |
36200 |
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available cash at year end |
41750 |
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cash flow statement |
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cash flow from operating activities |
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net income |
11750 |
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cash flow from operating activities |
11750 |
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cashh flow from Investing activities |
0 |
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cash flow from financing activities |
-2000 |
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issuance of common stock |
7200 |
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payment of bank loan |
-7000 |
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cash dividend |
-2200 |
||
net cash flow during the year |
9750 |
||
beginning cash balance |
32000 |
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Year end cash balance |
41750 |
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