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Exercise 4-2 (Part Level Submission) Selected T accounts for Oriole Esthetics on August 31, 2017, are...

Exercise 4-2 (Part Level Submission)

Selected T accounts for Oriole Esthetics on August 31, 2017, are as follows:

B. Oriole, Capital

Aug. 1

Bal.

9,000

10

2,100

Aug. 31

Bal.

11,100

B. Oriole, Drawings

Aug. 15

3,000

25

3,300

Aug. 31

Bal.

6,300

Income Summary

Aug. 31

7,900

Aug. 31

15,000

Aug. 31

Bal.

7,100

Prepare a statement of owner's equity for August 2017.

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Expert Solution

Statement of Owners Equity
as on 31st August 2017
Capital Profit
Opening Balance                         9,000                           -  
Addition                         2,100
Net Profit                    7,100
Drawings                  (6,300)
Closiing Balance                      11,100                        800

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