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Mama L [17]
4 years ago
8

Banks work to earn a profit by selling financial services Group of answer choices True or false?

Business
1 answer:
insens350 [35]4 years ago
5 0

Answer:

True

Explanation:

Financial services are the activities rendered by any financial institution such as the banks to their customers. Most of the services are done at a fee that makes the main source of revenue for banks. The revenue is spent to pay the overall expenses of the bank. If the expenses are lower than the revenue, a bank makes profit. If expenses exceed revenue, a bank makes loss which is not mostly the case. Therefore, it is true to say that banks work to earn a profit by selling financial services.

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Answer and Explanation:

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                                                    Income Statement

Particular                                         Amount ($)

Sales                                                    203,000

Less - merchandise cost                    128,000

Gross Profit                                              75,000

Less-Operating expenses paid             53,500

Less-Paid warranty repairs                       5,500

Less-Provision for warranty($203,000 ×3%) 6,090

Less-interest expenses($20,000 × 6% × 4 ÷ 12) 400

Net Income                                                   9510

                                              Balance Sheet

Assets        Amount ($)               Liabilities

                                                     & stockholder’s equity Amount ($)

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Merchandise

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($176,500-$128,000)  48,500    Sales tax payable

                                                          {($203,000 × 7%) - $10,710}  3,500

                                              Warranty payable 6,090

                                               Interest payable 400

                                               Notes payable 20,000

                                               Common stock equity 49,000

                                               Retained earnings 9,510

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Less - Paid warranty repairs                                           -5,500

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Add-Sold equipment $203,000 + ($203,000 × 7%) 217,210

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