Prepare a statement of operations: (only 1 year)
Revenue from patients: $5,000,000, Medical services $ 600,000; Therapy services $100,000; support services $200,000, General services $ 300,000, Depreciation $150,000, Interest $ 50,000; interest income $1,000
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Revenue:
Net Patient Service Revenue
Total Operating Revenue
Operating Expense:
....
Total Operating Expenses:
Income from operations:
Nonoperating Gains (Losses)
Interest Income:
Net Nonoperating Gains:
Revenue and Gains in Excess of Expenses and Losses:
Increase in Unrestricted Fund Balance:
Please see the table below. Please see the last column to understand what's going on.
Revenue: | $ | How |
Net Patient Service Revenue | 6,200,000 | '=5000000+600000+100000+200000+300000 = A |
Total Operating Revenue | 6,200,000 | B = A |
Operating Expense: | ||
Depreciation | 150,000 | C |
Total Operating Expenses: | 150,000 | D = C |
Income from operations: | 6,050,000 | E = B - D |
Nonoperating Gains (Losses) | ||
Interest Income: | 1,000 | F |
Net Nonoperating Gains: | 1,000 | G = F |
Revenue and Gains in Excess of Expenses and Losses: | 6,051,000 | H = E + G |
Increase in Unrestricted Fund Balance: | 6,051,000 | '=H |
Prepare a statement of operations: (only 1 year) Revenue from patients: $5,000,000, Medical services $ 600,000;...
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