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3 years ago

Presented below are certain account balances of Martinez Products Co.

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Zepler [3.9K]3 years ago

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Answer:

a. Total net revenue:

= Sales revenue - Sales discounts - Sales returns + Rent revenue + Dividend revenue

= 410,000 - 7,930 - 12,560 + 6,610 + 71,490

= $467,610

b. Net income:

= Total net revenue - Cost of goods sold - Interest expense - selling expenses - income tax expense - administrative expenses

= 467,610 - 179,854 - 13,420 - 99,440 - 28,935 - 75,280

= $70,681

c. Dividends declared:

= Beginning Retained earnings + Net income - Ending Retained earnings

= 114,500 + 70,681 - 134,260

= $50,921

d. Income attributable to controlling shareholders:

= Net income - non-controlling interest:

= 70,681 - 19,240

= $51,441

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