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Prepare an income statement, retained earnings statement, and balance sheet.

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·         Net income is $3,800.

·         Total assets are $37,000.

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a) Income Statement for the month of June 30, 2022:

Service revenue                                         $7,500

Supplies expense                           $1,000  

Maintenance and repairs expense    600

Advertising expense                          400  

Utilities expense                                300

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Dividends paid                  1,400

Retained Earnings         $2,400

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Accounts receivable             4,000

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Equipment                         26,000

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Notes payable                 $12,000

Accounts payable                  500

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Retained Earnings          $2,400

Total liabilities + Equity $37,000

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Equipment               26,000

Total assets          $37,000

Notes payable       $12,000

Accounts payable        500

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