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For the Year Ended November 30, 20Y8

REVENUE            

Service Fees                                                         $675,500

Rent Revenue                                                             9,000

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Retained Earnings                                                  70,300  

Dividends                                                              -30,000

Balance, November 30, 20Y8                           $185,800

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B. Statement of Shareholders' Equity

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Common Stock                                                     $40,000

Net income                                         $ 145,500

Retained Earnings                                   70,300  

Dividends                                               -30,000

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Total stockholders' equity                                $225,800

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C. Balance Sheet

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Accounts Receivable                    71,800

Supplies                                         5,550

Prepaid Insurance                            750

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Total liabilities and stockholders' equity   $250,000

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Income Summary                     30,000

Dividends                                                          30,000

To close dividends to the income summary (Retained Earnings)

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Rent Revenue                               9,000    

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Income Summary                     $539,000

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For the Year Ended November 30, 20Y8

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Cash                                                27,500

Accounts Receivable                      71,800

Supplies                                           5,550

Prepaid Insurance                              750

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Accumulated Depreciation-Building               184,100

Accounts Payable                                              16,100

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Expenses  

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Less - Other expenses -

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