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. Your business, called “Hot Dog Stand, Inc.” is set up as a corporation. You each...

. Your business, called “Hot Dog Stand, Inc.” is set up as a corporation. You each put in $150 of your own money ($600 altogether.)

The business purchases the following items:

  • 200 hot dogs at $1.00 each.

  • 200 hot dog buns for $30.00

  • 100 cans of soda pop for $35.00

  • Condiments costing $25.00

At the end of the week, the business sold 140 hot dogs for $3.00 each and all the soda pop cans for $1.00 each. All of the condiments have been used.

  1. What was total assets?
  2. What was total liabilities
  3. What was total equity
  4. What was net income?
  5. What was retained earnings?

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Expert Solution

Balance Sheet
Liabilities Amount Assets   Amount
Equity                 600 Cash                   830
Profit and Loss account                 320 Inventory                     90
Total                 920 Total                   920
Profit and loss account
Particulars Amount
Sales 520
(140*3+100*1)
less: Purchases
200*1 Hot Dogs 200
200 Hot Dog bun 30
100 Soda Pop 35
Condiment 25                                290
Add: Closing Inventory (60*1 Hot dog + 200 hot dog bun @ 30)                                  90
Net Income                                320
Cash A/c
Particulars Amount
Opening                                600
Sales                                520
Purchase                               -290
Balance                                830
Total Assets                 920
Total Liabilities                 920
Total Equity                 600
Net Income                 320
Retained Earning                    -  

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