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Preparing income statement  and retained earnings statement and balance sheet  and calculate certain ratios required by the image file details.

From the attached information prepare: a multi-step income statement, a basic retained earnings statement and a classified balance sheet for:

The Crows Nest
For the year ended December 31st

Additional Data

Accounts Receivable Balance--Jan 1 was $32,400
Merchandise Inventory Balance --Jan 1 was $64,800
Accounts Payable Balance--Jan 1 was $24,777
Monthly Mortgage Payments are $550
Retained Earnings Balance--Jan 1 was $43,933
The stock had a par value of $10; 10,000 shares are authorized 
Current Market Price of Stock is $34.50

In addition to the three statements, compute two ratios from each of the ratio categories covered in Class/shown on the handout.

Adjusted Trial Balance

Title:
Credit

Debit

(Acc. #)133 Acc. Depr-Building

$8,640

135 Acc. Depr- Delivery Equipt

$9,450

137 Acc. Depr. Office Equipt

$5,000

212 Accounts Payable

$25,683

114 Accounts Receivable

$35,300

614 Advertising Expense

$10,000

132 Building

$20,650

111 Cash

$10,360

311 Common Stock

$50,000

134 Delivery Equipt.

$18,400

613 Delivery Expense

$5,700

617 Depr. Expense Building

$2,600

618 Depr. Expense- Delivery Equipt

$5,200

624 Depr. Expense- Office Equipt

$2,200

313 Dividends

$ 20,000

512 Freight-In

$8,236

315 Income Summary

$4,400

214 Income Tax Payable

$3,381

619 Income Taxes

$3,381

622 Insurance Expense- General

$4,200

615-Insurance Expense- Selling

$1,600

811-Interest Expense

$2,631

711- Interest Income

$1,400

121-Land for future Use

$5,000

131- Land (currently in use)

$4,500

115-Merchandise Inventory

$60,400

221-Mortgage Payable

$17,800

211 Notes Payable

$15,000

113 Notes Receivable

$8,000

136 Office Equipt

$8,600

623 Office Salaries Expense

$26,900

118 Office Supplies

$636

625 Office Supplies Expense

$1,204

312 Paid In -Excess of Par

$6,619

116 Prepaid Insurance

$ 6,600

511 Purchases

$168,624

512 Purchases Discounts

$1,400

513 Purchases Returns

$600

612 Rent Expense

$5,600

314 Retained Earnings

$43,933

213 Salaries Payable

$2,000

411 Sales

$297,156

412 Sales Discounts

$3,200

413 Sales Returns

$6,300

611 Sales Salary Expense

$22,500

112 Short Term Investment

$2,000

117 Store Supplies

$1,060

616 Store Supplies Expense

$1,540

141 Trademarks

$500

 

 

$488,062

$488,062

 

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