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Prepare financial statements (IS., OE S., BS.): building 100.000, land 50.000, cash 30.000, AP 30.000, bank...

  1. Prepare financial statements (IS., OE S., BS.):

building 100.000, land 50.000, cash 30.000, AP 30.000, bank loan 60.000, AR 12.000, unearned revenue 8.000, equipment 60.000, car 40.000, supplies 18.000, NR 40.000, rent payable 2.000, capital ??, drawings 10.000, service revenue 100.000, rent exp. 15.000, salaries exp. 25.000

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