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Question 4 View Policies Current Attempt in Progress The following balances were taken from the books of Skysong Corp. on Dec
Assume the total effective tax rate on all items is 20%. Prepare a multiple-step income statement: 100,000 shares of common s
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                                                                                                 SKYSONG CORP.
                                                                                             Income statement
                                                                                      for the year ended December 31,2020
Sales revenue :
sales revenue $ 1,381,250
less:
sales return and allowances $ 151,250
sales discounts $ 46,250
($197,500)
net sales $ 1,183,750
less: cost of goods sold ($ 622,250)
gross profit on sales $ 561,500
operating expenses :
selling expenses $ 195,250
administrative and general expenses $ 98,250
($293,500)
income from operations $ 268,000
other revenues and gains :
interest revenue $ 87,250
other expenses and losses :
interest expense ($ 61,250)
income before income tax and extraordinary item $ 294,000
income tax ( $299,000* 20 % ) ($ 59,800)
income before extraordinary item $ 234,200
extraordinary item -loss from earthquake damage $ 151,250
less: applicable income tax reduction ($ 151,250*20%) ($30,250)
($121,000)
net income $ 113,200
per share of common stock :
income before extraordinary item { $ 234,200 / 100,000 shares } $ 2.34
extraordinary item (net of tax ) { 121,000 / 100,000 shares } ($ 1.21 )
net income {$ 113,200 / 100,000 shares } $ 1.13
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