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Determine the missing amounts for the missing line items. The following statements reflect the year ended...

Determine the missing amounts for the missing line items. The following statements reflect the year ended December 31, 2017, for a proprietorship. Determine the missing amounts. The owner invested an additional $18,000 in the business during 2017 and withdrew amounts totaling $3,200 each month throughout the year.

Income statement for the year ended December 31, 2017

Sales ?

Cost of goods sold $191,500

Gross profit $196,000

Operating Expenses:

Salaries $54,510

Insurance ?

Rent $18,650

Depreciation $17,100

Supplies $2,100

Total Operating Expenses $98,600

Operating Icome $97,400

Income Taxes $28,380

Net Income ?

Statement of Retained Earning

Owner Capital, January 1, 2017 $254,800

Owner Investment during 2017 $18,000

Net Income, 2017 ?

Owner Withdrawals ?

Owner Capital, Dec. 31, ?

Balance Sheet Dec. 31,

Current Assets:

Cash ?

Accounts Receivable $9,340

Prepaid Insurance $5,800

Supplies $2,850

Total Current assests $21,100

Property,Plant and Equipment:   

Building, net $256,900

Computers,net $12,650

Furniture and Fixtures $18,430

Vehicles $52,800

Land $150,250

Total Propery,Plant and Equipment $491,030

Total Assest ?

Current Liabilities:

Account Payable $12,495

Salaries and Wages payable $8,570

Customer refund payable $980

Employees Fed. Tax payable $1,027

Federal Unemployment tax $387

Medicare tax $110

Notes payable-current $6,500

Total Current Liabilities $30,069

Long-Term Liablilities:

Mortgage Payable $121,485

Notes Payable ?

Total Long-Term Liabilities ?

Total Liabilities $208,610

Owners' Equity:

Owner, Capital Account ?

Total Liabilities and Owners Equity $512,030

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Working

Income Statement

A=B+C

Sales

$       3,87,500.00

B

Cost of goods sold

$       1,91,500.00

C

Gross profit

$       1,96,000.00

Operating Expenses:

D

Salaries

$           54,510.00

E=I - D-F-G-H

Insurance ?

$             6,240.00

F

Rent

$          18,650.00

G

Depreciation

$           17,100.00

H

Supplies

$             2,100.00

I

Total Operating Expenses

$           98,600.00

J

Operating Income

$           97,400.00

K

Income Taxes

$           28,380.00

L=J-K

Net Income ?

$           69,020.00

Statement of Retained Earnings

Owner Capital, January 1, 2017

$       2,54,800.00

Owner Investment during 2017

$           18,000.00

Net Income, 2017 ?

$           69,020.00

Owner Withdrawals [3200 x 12 months]

$        (38,400.00)

Owner Capital, Dec. 31

$       3,03,420.00

Working

Balance Sheet Dec 31

Current Assets:

A=E-B-C-D

Cash

$             3,010.00

B

Accounts Receivables

$             9,340.00

C

Prepaid Insurance

$             5,800.00

D

Supplies

$             2,850.00

E

Total current assets

$         21,000.00

Property, Plant and Equipment:   

Building, net

$       2,56,900.00

Computers, net

$           12,650.00

Furniture and Fixtures

$           18,430.00

Vehicles

$           52,800.00

Land

$       1,50,250.00

Total Property, Pant & Equipment

$      4,91,030.00

TOTAL ASSETS

$      5,12,030.00

Current Liabilities:

Account Payable

$           12,495.00

Salaries and Wages payable

$             8,570.00

Customer refund payable

$                 980.00

Employees Fed. Tax payable

$             1,027.00

Federal Unemployment tax

$                 387.00

Medicare tax

$                 110.00

Notes payable-current

$             6,500.00

F

Total Current Liabilities

$         30,069.00

Long-Term Liablilities:

J

Mortgage Payable

$       1,21,485.00

G=H - J

Notes Payable ?

$           57,056.00

H=I-F

Total Long-Term Liabilities ?

$      1,78,541.00

I

Total Liabilities

$      2,08,610.00

Owners' Equity:

Owner, Capital Account

$      3,03,420.00

Total Liabilities and Owners Equity

$      5,12,030.00


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