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X Company was created on September 1 and prepares monthly financial statements. During September, X Company...

X Company was created on September 1 and prepares monthly financial statements. During September, X Company issued stock to investors for $98,000, borrowed $83,000 from a bank, bought merchandise that it planned to sell, paying $3,416 and promising to pay $5,166 in October, bought equipment, paying $5,100 and promising to pay $4,800 in December, paid $3,603 that it had promised to pay to suppliers for previous purchases on account, sold merchandise, receiving cash of $16,879 and promises to pay from customers of $4,881; the merchandise that was sold had cost $10,880, paid off a loan for $3,370 [ignore interest], received $3,727 from customers who had promised to pay, paid $5,470 for wages, utilties, and other miscellaneous expenses. 4. What were total assets on September 30 [assume no adjusting entries on September 30]? Tries 0/2 5. What was Net Income in September [assume no adjusting entries on September 30]?

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Income Statement
Sales(16,879+4881)                             21,760
Less: Cost of goods sold                             10,880
Gross margin                             10,880
Less: Expenses
wages , utilities and miscellaneous expenses                               5,470
Net income                               5,410
Calculate Total Assets
Equipment (5100+4800)                               9,900
Cash                          1,80,647
Accounts receivable                               4,881
Total Assets                          1,95,428
Workings
Calculate cash balance
Common Stock issued                             98,000
Bank borrowings                             83,000
cash paid towards merchandise                              -3,416
Cash paid towards Equipment purchases                              -5,100
paid towards accounts payable                              -3,603
Sales revenue                             16,879
Loan repaid                              -3,370
Accounts receivable                               3,727
expenses paid                              -5,470
Total cash                          1,80,647

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