SOLUTION :1 | |||||
RETAINED EARNINGS STATEMENT | |||||
Beg. Balance | $ 4,700 | $800.00 | Dividend Paid | ||
Net Income | $ 21,800 | ||||
Total | $26,500 | $800 | |||
Ending Balance | $ 25,700 | ||||
CALCULATION: DIVIDEND PAID | |||||
Beginning balace of Retained earnings= | $4,700 | ||||
Add: Net Income of the year | $21,800 | ||||
Total Available Balance | $26,500 | ||||
Less: Ending Balance | $25,700 | ||||
Difference is Dividend paid in cash | $800 | ||||
SOLUTION :2 | |||||
NOTES PAYABLE | |||||
Beginning Balance | $53,100 | ||||
$30,400 | Cash paid for reduce notes Payable | ||||
Total | $53,100 | $30,400 | |||
Ending Balance | $22,700 | ||||
WORKING NOTES: | |||||
CALCULATION OF CASH PAID ON NOTE PAYABLE | |||||
Beginning Balance | $53,100 | ||||
Less: Ending Balance | $22,700 | ||||
Difference is paid in Cash | $30,400 | ||||
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