Tower Company | ||||||||||||||
Statements Model for 2020 | ||||||||||||||
Date | Assets | = | Stockholders' Equity | Revenue - | Expense | = | Net Income | Cash Flow | Activity | |||||
Cash + | Inventory + | Machine - | Acc. Dep. | = | Common Stock + | Retained Earnings | = | |||||||
Balance | 31000 | 43000 | -26000 | = | 13000 | 35000 | = | |||||||
4-Jan | -7100 | 7100 | = | = | -7100 | IA | ||||||||
6-Jul | -360 | = | -360 | -360 | = | -360 | -360 | OA | ||||||
7-Aug | -460 | = | -460 | -460 | = | -460 | -460 | OA | ||||||
31-Dec | -8600 | 8600 | = | = | -8600 | OA | ||||||||
31-Dec | -21100 | = | -21100 | -21100 | = | -21100 | ||||||||
Total | 14480 | 8600 | 50100 | -47100 | = | 13000 | 13080 | 0 | -21920 | = | -21920 | -16520 | ||
Bal.Sheet Total | 26080 | = | 26080 | |||||||||||
Opening Cash | 31000 | |||||||||||||
Closing Cash | 14480 | |||||||||||||
Note 1: Gasoline is taken as inventory which is used in the coming period and not used on Dec 31 in the current year. | ||||||||||||||
Note 2: Overhauling expense should be capitalised to machine and added to Machine account. | ||||||||||||||
Note 3: After overhauling the machine can be use for current one year with salvage of $3000, so remaining value is the depreciation for the year. |
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