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WITCHER [35]
3 years ago
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You are provided with the following information for Metlock, Inc., effective as of its April 30, 2017, year-end. Accounts payabl

e $ 884 Accounts receivable 950 Accumulated depreciation—equipment 670 Cash 1,410 Common stock 1,320 Cost of goods sold 1,110 Depreciation expense 285 Dividends 375 Equipment 2,560 Income tax expense 215 Income taxes payable 185 Insurance expense 260 Interest expense 450 Inventory 1,107 Land 3,240 Mortgage payable 3,640 Notes payable 201 Prepaid insurance 110 Retained earnings (beginning) 1,600 Salaries and wages expense 650 Salaries and wages payable 272 Sales revenue 5,240 Stock investments (short-term) 1,290 Prepare an income statement, balance sheet , retained earnings
Business
1 answer:
Alex787 [66]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

<u>BALANCE SHEET</u>

<em>ASSETS </em>

Cash                                                       1410                

Accounts Receivable                               950

Prepaid insurance                                         110

Stock investments                                      1290

Inventory                                               1107

Equipment                                              2560

Accumulated Depreciation Equipment      -670  

Land                                                      3240

TOTAL ASSETS                                      9997

               

<em>LIABILITIES</em>  

Accounts Payable                       884

Income tax payable                185

Mortgage payable                     3640

Notes payable                       201

Salaries and wages payable      272

TOTAL LIABILITIES                    5182

NET EQUITY

Retained earnings (beginning)   1600  

Common stock                       1320  

Dividends                               -375

<em>Net Income                               2270 </em>

TOTAL NET EQUITY    4815  

TOTAL LIABILITIES+TOTAL NET EQUITY 9997  

<u>INCOME STATEMENT</u>

Sales revenue                        5240

Cost of goods sold                 -1110  

Gross Profit                                 4130  

Salaries and wages expense -650  

Insurance expense                 -260  

EBITDA                                        3220  

Depreciation expense                -285  

EBIT                                        2935  

Interest expense                        -450  

EBT                                               2485  

Income Tax expense                -215  

<em>NET INCOME                              2270</em>  

Explanation:

According to the accounting equation the total of the assets should be equal to the sum between the liabilities and net equity. One of the components of the net equity is the net income that can be visualized in the final line of the income statement.

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