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The amount in the income summary account before it is closed for the period will be calculated thus:

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Less: Salary expense = $18,500

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a) Adjusted Trial Balance at December 31:

Cash                                        $129,880

Accounts Receivable -Fees         9,800

Supplies                                        1,500

Equipment                               106,000

Accumulated depreciation - Equipment      $62,400

Unearned member fees                                   2,000

Long-term notes payable                               92,000

P. Clark, Capital                                               90,000

P. Clark, Withdrawals              27,000

Member fees earned                                     77,800

Supplies Expense                     8,500

Salaries expense                     17,900

Salaries Payable                                                1,900

Interest expense                      6,645

interest Payable                                                 1,125

Depreciation Expense          20,000

Total                                  $327,225        $327,225

b) Income Statement for the year ended December 31:

Member Fee Earned                     $77,800

Expenses:

Supplies Expense            8,500

Salaries expense            17,900

Interest expense             6,645

Depreciation                 20,000   ($53,045)

Net Income                                  $24,755

b) Balance Sheet as at December 31:

Assets:

Cash                                        $129,880

Accounts Receivable -Fees         9,800

Supplies                                        <u>1,500 </u>         141,180

Noncurrent Assets:

Equipment                               106,000

Accumulated depreciation   ($62,400 )        43,600

Total Assets                                               $184,780

Liabilities + Equity:

Current Liabilities:

Unearned Member Fee           2,000

Salaries Payable                        1,900

Interest Payable                         <u>1,125</u>

Total Current Liabilities           5,025

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Long-term Notes Payable    <u>92,000</u>         $97,025

Capital                                   90,000

Drawings                              (27,000)

Net Income                           <u>24,755</u>          $87,755

Total Liabilities + Equity                            $184,780

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Cash                                        $129,880

Supplies                                      10,000

Equipment                               106,000

Accumulated depreciation - Equipment      $42,400

Unearned member fees                                  18,000

Long-term notes payable                               92,000

P. Clark, Capital                                               90,000

P. Clark, Withdrawals              27,000

Member fees earned                                     52,000

Salaries expense                     16,000

Interest expense                      5,520

Total                                   $294,400        $294,400

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as per Trial balance       $16,000

Salaries Payable                 1,900

Total Salaries Expense  $17,900

3. Supplies Expense

Supplies  = $10,000

Ending Supplies $1,500

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As per trial balance = $5,520

Interest Payable           $1,125

Interest Expense     = $6,645

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Balance                        $2,000

6. Member Fees earned

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Earned                           16,000

Accounts Receivable     9,800

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Balance                   $62,400

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