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| 1-a | Dec-31,2019 | Sales Revenue | $ 30,42,478 | |
| Net Licensing income | $ 15,487 | |||
| Interest Income | $ 8,302 | |||
| Other non operating income | $ 2,156 | |||
| Income Summary | $ 30,68,423 | |||
| (Being Revenue account closed) | ||||
| 1-b | Dec-31,2019 | Income Summary | $ 27,37,934 | |
| Cost of Sale | $ 15,26,808 | |||
| Selling,general and Administrative expenses | $ 11,36,186 | |||
| Income tax expense | $ 74,940 | |||
| (Being expense accounts closed) | ||||
| 2 | Dec-31,2019 | Income Summary | $ 3,30,489 | |
| Retained Earnings | $ 3,30,489 | |||
| (To close the income summary account ) | ||||
| 3 | Dec-31,2019 | Retained Earnings | $ 65,127 | |
| Dividends | $ 65,127 | |||
| (Being Dividend account closed) |
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4. date of the closing entries- Year end date, Here December 31, 2019
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