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Complete, in good form, an Income Statement, Balance Sheet, and Statement of Cash Flows for the...

Complete, in good form, an Income Statement, Balance Sheet, and Statement of Cash Flows for the following transactions.

Transactions:

T1

Company issues $200,000 of common stock @ $8.00 per share.

T2

Company issues preferred stock @ 7% for $22 per share.

T3

The company borrows on April 1st, 1 million dollars @ 7% interest rate

T4

On June 1st, The company purchases 15 taxi cabs for $20,000, 5% salvage value, 5-year life

T5

Revenue for the whole year was $600,000

T6

Operating expenses were $45,000

T7

The tax rate was 22%.

T8

Common stock dividends were paid on December 31st for the amount of 10% of Net Income, "if-any."

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Income statement  
$ $
Revenue          600,000
Less: Expenses                     -  
Operating expenses        45,000
Depreciation        57,000          102,000
15 * $ 20000 *(100%-5%)/5 Years
Earnings before interests and taxes          498,000
Less: Interest $ 1 million *7%*9/12            52,500
Earnings before taxes          445,500
Less: Taxes            98,010
Earnings after taxes          347,490
Statement of retained earnings  
$ $
Earnings after taxes          347,490
Less: Preferred dividend            38,500
$200,000/8*22 *7%
Earnings after preferred dividend          308,990
Less: Dividend on common stock @ 10%            30,899
Net income          278,091
Balance sheet  
$ $
Current assets
Cash          785,091
Total current assets          785,091
Non current assets
Taxi cabs , net          243,000
Total Non current assets          243,000
Total assets      1,028,091
Equity
Common stock @$8 per share      200,000
7% Preferred stock @ 22 per share      550,000
Net income      278,091
Total equity      1,028,091
Total equity and liabilities      1,028,091
Statement of cash flows  
$ $
Cash flow from operations
Cash received from customer              600,000
Cash paid to supplier -              45,000
Income tax paid -              98,010
Cash flow from operations                  456,990
Cash flow from investing activities
Purchase of taxi cabs -           300,000
Cash flow from investing activities -               300,000
Cash flow from financing activities
Issue of common stock              200,000
Issue of preferred stock              550,000
Dividend paid -              69,399
Interest paid -              52,500
Cash flow from financing activities                  628,101
Cash and cash equivalents                    785,091

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