In: Accounting
The adjusted, pre-closing trial balance appears below for B. Counter, CPA, a sole proprietorship, at December 31, 2020. Accounts are listed in alphabetical order.
ACCOUNTS DR CR
Accounting Revenue (Income) 1,500 CR
Accounts Payable 8,700 CR
Accounts Receivable 500 DR
Buildings & Equipment 5,000 DR
Capital, January 1, 2020 12,900 CR
Cash (checking account) 4,100 DR
Insurance Expense 400 DR
Land 9,000 DR
Owner Withdrawals (Drawing) 1,000 DR
Prepaid Insurance Expense 800 DR
Supplies Expense 200 DR
Supplies on Hand 700 DR
Unearned Accounting Revenue 400 CR
Utilities Expense 400 DR
Wages Expense 1,400 DR
Totals 23,500 (debits) 23,500 (credits)
From the adjusted trial balance above, answer the questions below. Note that your best approach is to first prepare the three financial statements in a methodical and careful manner.
Questions:
1. What are total (gross) revenues on the 2020 income statement?
2. What are total expenses on the 2020 income statement?
3. What are total assets on the 12/31/20 balance sheet?
4. What are total liabilities on the 12/31/20 balance sheet?
5. True or False: If the goal of the business owner is to increase the equity in the business, the trend in the capital account is positive for the year.
The answer has been presented in the supporting sheet. For detailed answer refer to the supporting sheet.