Under Accrual basis ,revenue is recognized at the time it is earned and expenses when incurred whereas under cash basis ,revenue is recognized at the time it is received and expenses when paid .
STANLEY AND JONES LAWN SERVICE COMPANY Income statement for the year ended September 30,2021 |
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Sales revenue | 324500 | |
operating expenses | ||
Salaries | 181000 | |
Supplies expense | 25550 | |
Rent | 10000 | |
Insurance | 4900 | |
Miscellaneous expense | 21500 | |
Depreciation | 11000 | |
Total operating expense | (253950) | |
operating income | 70550 | |
Other expense | ||
Interest expense | (1650) | |
Net income | 68900 |
working Note :
Sales revenue =Accounts receivable,December 31 2021 + cash collection from customers -Accounts receivable 1 Jan
= 27500 +330000 -33000
= 324500
b)Supplies used =Beginning balance +supplies purchased for cash -ending balance
= 1100 +26000 -1550
= 25550
c)Insurance expired = Beginning balance + insurance purchased for cash - ending balance
= 0 +7000-2100
= 4900.
d)Miscellaneous expense = Ending accrued liabilities +cash paid for liabilities - beginning balance
= 3000+21000 -2500
= 21500
e)Interest expense accrued for 3 months (30Sept - 31Dec )= 110000*.06*3/12 = 1650
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