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Eric Wood, CPA, was organized on January 1 as a proprietorship. The financial statements for Eric...

Eric Wood, CPA, was organized on January 1 as a proprietorship. The financial statements for Eric Wood, CPA are shown below for three months ended March 31.

Eric Wood, CPA

Income Statement

For the Three Months Ended March 31

1

Fees earned

$42,000.00

2

Expenses:

3

Salary expense

$9,735.00

4

Rent expense

5,200.00

5

Advertising expense

3,950.00

6

Utilities expense

3,225.00

7

Miscellaneous expense

4,000.00

8

Answering service expense

2,550.00

9

Supplies expense

4,000.00

10

Total expenses

28,000.00

11

Net income

$14,000.00

Eric Wood, CPA

Statement of Owner’s Equity

March 31

1

Eric Wood, capital, January 1

$0.00

2

Investment on January 1

$20,000.00

3

Net income for three months

14,000.00

4

Withdrawals

(5,000.00)

5

Increase in owner’s equity

31,000.00

6

Eric Wood, capital, March 31

$31,000.00

Eric Wood, CPA

Balance Sheet

For the Three Months Ended March 31

1

Assets

2

Land

$13,000.00

3

Cash

10,860.00

4

Accounts payable

2,670.00

5

Supplies

925.00

6

Total assets

$33,225.00

7

Owner’s Equity

8

Eric Wood, capital

$31,000.00

9

Liabilities

10

Accounts receivable

2,225.00

11

Total liabilities and owner’s equity

$33,225.00

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Eric Wood, CPA

Statement of Owner’s Equity

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5

6

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Eric Wood, CPA

Balance Sheet

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1

Assets

2

3

4

5

6

7

Liabilities

8

9

Owner’s Equity

10

11

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Expert Solution

Income Statement

Fees earned

42,000

Operating expenses:

Salary expense

9,735

Rent expense

5,200

Advertising expense

3,950

Utilities expense

3,225

Answering service expense

2,550

Supplies expense

4,000

Miscellaneous expense

4,000

Total operating expenses

32,660

Net income

9,340

Statement of Owner's Equity

Eric Wood, capital, January, 1

20,000

Investment on January 1

9,340

Net income for three months

29,340

Minus: Withdrawals

5,000

Increase in owner's equity

24,340

Eric Wood, capital, March 31

24,340

Balance Sheet

Assets

Cash

10,860

Accounts receivable

2,225

Supplies

925

Land

13,000

Total assets

27,010

Liabilities

Accounts payable

2,670

Owner's Equity

Eric Wood, Capital

24,340

Total liabilities and owner's equity

27,010


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