Answer:
To make balance sheet we first have to calculate net income/net profit for the year.
<em><u>Net profit Calculation</u></em>
Service revenue $ 13,524
Insurance expense ($ 718
)
Depreciation expense ($ 4,876)
Interest expense ($ 2,392)
Profit $ 5,538
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Balance Sheet
Asset
Non-Current Asset
Land $56,304
Buildings $97,336
Accumulated depreciation—buildings ($41,952)
Equipment $75,808
Accumulated depreciation—equipment ($17,222)
Total non Current Asset $170,274
Current Asset
Cash $10,893
Accounts receivable $11,592
Prepaid insurance $2,944
Current Asset $25,429
Total Asset $195,703
Equity
Common stock $55,200
Retain Earning (36,801+5,538) $42,339
Total Equity $97,539
Liability
Non-Current Liability
Current Liability
Accounts payable $8,740
Notes payable $86,112
Interest payable $3,312
Total Current Liability $98,164
Total Liability + Equity $195,703
Dr Retained Earnings $5400
Cr Common Dividends Payable $5400
is the journal entry.
<h3>What is
outstanding share?</h3>
Share outstanding concerns to the company's current stock, which is occurred by the all of its shareholder. including fund managers' share blocks and restrictive investments made by the company's officials and personnel.
On a any company's balance sheet, Capital Stock is the main heading in which outstanding shares are listed.
Thus, the journal entry has passed above.
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Answer:
Need futher information in order to calculate the mark up.
Explanation:
Price = Cost + Markup
Mark up % = Markup / Price
None of this data is in the question.
