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debit credit retained earnings 17150 service revenue 30500 advertising expense 1200 depreciation expense 10750 interest expense...

debit credit
retained earnings 17150
service revenue 30500
advertising expense 1200
depreciation expense 10750
interest expense 560
salaries expense 5000
supplies expense 2500
utilities expense 2080
dividends 1000

a   Prepare Sparks’ income statement and statement of retained earnings for the month of June.
b   Prepare the appropriate closing entries at 30 June.

c   What is the purpose of ‘closing the books’ at the end of an
accounting period?

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