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Statement of Operations, Financial Position, and Statement of Cash Flow Reconciliation to Net Income

1/1/2022
 Debit  Credit 
Cash
 $      950,000.00

Common Stock
 $      950,000.00




Cash
 $  2,000,000.00

Note Payable
 $  2,000,000.00




Inventory
 $      147,000.00

Accounts Payable
 $      147,000.00




Prepaid Rent
 $      480,000.00

Cash
 $      480,000.00




Supplies
 $        10,000.00

Cash
 $        10,000.00




1/11/2022


Inventory
 $           3,000.00

Accounts Payable
 $           3,000.00




1/20/2022


Accounts Payable
 $      150,000.00

Cash
 $      150,000.00




2/10/2022


Accounts Receivable
 $        21,340.00

Sales Revenue
 $        21,340.00
Cost of Goods Sold
 $        15,000.00

Inventory
 $        15,000.00
Cash
 $        30,000.00

Sales Revenue
 $        30,000.00
Cost of Goods Sold
 $        21,000.00

Inventory
 $        21,000.00




3/10/2022


Accounts Receivable
 $              660.00

Sales Revenue
 $              660.00




3/15/2022


Inventory
 $      170,000.00

Cash
 $      170,000.00




4/30/2022


Cash
 $        30,000.00

Sales Revenue
 $        30,000.00
Cost of Goods Sold
 $        25,500.00

Inventory
 $        25,500.00




6/30/2022


Land
 $      250,000.00
Building
 $      750,000.00

Cash
 $      200,000.00

Note Payable
 $      800,000.00




9/1/2022


Cash
 $        60,000.00

Unearned Rent Revenue
 $        60,000.00




10/1/2022


Equipment
$27,777.78

Note Payable
$27,777.78




Prepaid Insurance
 $        12,000.00

Cash
 $        12,000.00




10/14/2022


Accounts Receivable
 $        97,000.00

Sales Revenue
 $        97,000.00
Cost of Goods Sold
 $        68,000.00

Inventory
 $        68,000.00




10/30/2022


Cash
 $        48,500.00

Accounts Receivable
 $        48,500.00




11/14/2022


Accounts Receivable
 $           1,500.00

Sales Revenue
 $           1,500.00




12/1/2022


Treasury Stock
 $      120,000.00

Cash
 $      120,000.00




12/15/2022


Dividends
 $        18,000.00

Dividends Payable
 $        18,000.00




Bad Debt Expense
 $        50,000.00

Accounts Receivable
 $        50,000.00




12/15/2022


Supplies
 $        13,000.00

Cash
 $        13,000.00




12/25/2022


Accounts Receivable
 $        29,100.00

Sales Revenue
 $        29,100.00
Cost of Goods Sold
 $        25,500.00

Inventory
 $        25,500.00




12/31/2022


Cash
 $      200,000.00

Sales Revenue
 $      200,000.00
COGS
 $      156,000.00

Inventory
 $      156,000.00








Year   End Adjusting Journal Entries

Supplies Expense
 $        11,000.00

Supplies
 $        11,000.00




Utilities Expense
 $        25,000.00

Utilities Payable
 $        25,000.00




Interest Expense
 $        80,000.00

Interest Payable
 $        80,000.00




Rent Expense
 $      240,000.00

Prepaid Rent
 $      240,000.00




Depreciation Expense
 $        12,500.00

Accumulated Depreciation Building $        12,500.00




Interest Expense
 $        48,000.00

Interest Payable
 $        48,000.00




Unearned Rent Revenue
 $        40,000.00

Rent Revenue
 $        40,000.00




Depreciation Expense
 $              805.56

Accumulated Depreciation Equipment $              805.56




Interest Expense
 $              555.56

Note Payable
 $              555.56




Insurance Expense
 $           3,000.00

Prepaid Insurance
 $           3,000.00




Bad Debt Expense
 $           2,555.00

Allowance For Doubtful Accounts $           2,555.00




Deferred Tax Asset
 $        64,956.38

Income Tax Benefit
 $        64,956.38


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