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Statement of Cash Flows |
Balance Sheet |
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Assets |
= |
Liabilities |
+ |
Stockholders' Equity |
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Cash |
+ |
Supplies |
+ |
Prepaid Insurance |
= |
Accounts Payable |
+ |
Common Stock |
+ |
Retained Earnings |
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a. Investment |
$15,000 | + | + | = | + | $15,000 | + | ||||||
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b. Paid insurance |
($2,700) | + | + | $2,700 | = | + | + | ||||||
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Balances |
$12,300 | + | $0 | + | $2,700 | = | $0 | + | $15,000 | + | $0 | ||
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c. Purchased supplies |
+ | $900 | + | = | $900 | + | + | ||||||
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Balances |
$12,300 | + | $900 | + | $2,700 | = | $900 | + | $15,000 | + | $0 | ||
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d. Fees earned |
$28,500 | + | + | = | + | + | $28,500 | ||||||
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Balances |
$40,800 | + | $900 | + | $2,700 | = | $900 | + | $15,000 | + | $28,500 | ||
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e. Paid expenses |
–$17,000 |
+ | + | = | + | + |
–$17,000 |
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Balances |
$23,800 |
+ |
$900 |
+ |
$2,700 |
= |
$900 |
+ |
$15,000 |
+ |
11,500 |
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f. Paid dividends |
-$4,000 |
+ | + | = | + | + |
-$4,000 |
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Balances |
$19,800 |
+ |
$900 |
+ |
$2,700 |
= |
$900 |
+ |
$15,000 |
+ |
$7,500 |
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a1. |
+ | + | -$225 | = | + | + | -$225 | ||||||
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Balances |
$19,800 | + | $900 | + | $2,475 | = | $900 | + | $15,000 | + | $7,275 | ||
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a2. |
+ | -$750 | + | = | + | + | -$750 | ||||||
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Balances, February 28 |
$19,800 | + | $150 | + | $2,475 | = | $900 | + | $15,000 | + | $6,525 | ||
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Statement of Cash Flows |
Income Statement |
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a. Financing |
$15,000 | Investment |
d. Fees earned |
$28,500 | |||||||||
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b. Operating |
-$2,700 | paid insurance |
e. Wages expense |
-$10,800 | |||||||||
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d. Operating |
$28,500 | Fees earned |
e. Rent expense |
-$3,200 | |||||||||
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e. Operating |
-$17,000 | Paid expenses |
e. Utilities expense |
-$1,400 | |||||||||
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f. Financing |
-$4,000 | Paid dividends |
e. Miscellaneous expense |
-$1,600 | |||||||||
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Increase in cash |
$19,800 |
a1. |
-$225 |
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a2. |
-$750 |
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Net income |
$10,525 |
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