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Jane Allen is a sole trader running a small chemist shop. She provides you with the...

Jane Allen is a sole trader running a small chemist shop. She provides you with the following balances from her ledger accounts at 30 June, 2020. The adjusting entries have already been completed and the list of accounts is in no particular order.

Account title 2020 J Allen, Capital 180 000 Office Equipment 21 500 Cost of Goods Sold 124 870 Accumulated Depn – Office Equip 5 900 Salaries Expense Payable 1 240 Inventory 95 412 Inventory Shortage Expense 160 Discount Received 680 Shop Fixtures and Fittings 25 980 Accum Depn – Shop Fixtures and Fittings 12 800 Salaries Expense 64 200 Accounts Receivable 29 320 Depn Expense – Shop Fixtures and Fittings 4 400 J Allen, Drawings 55 000 Telephone Expense 9 050 Accounts Payable 7 950 Sales Revenue 238 146 Prepaid Insurance 650 Cash at Bank 19 562 Insurance Expense 1 200 Depreciation Expense – Office Equip 1 568 Electricity Expense 4 450 Sales Returns and Other Allowances 283

Required: Prepare an Income Statement and notes for the year ended 30 June, 2020. You should show net figures for ‘Sales Revenue’, ‘Cost of Sales’ and ‘Depreciation Expense’ and provide a ‘Note’ for each of these lines.

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Trail balance
Capital 180000
office equipment 21500
Cost of goods sold 124870
Accumulated depn-office equipment 5900
Salaries expense payable 1240
Inventory 95412
Inventory Shortage expense 160
Discount received 680
Shop fixtures and fittings 25980
Accumulated depn- Shop fixtures and fittings 12800
Salaries expense 64200
Accounts receuvable 29320
Depn expense-Shop fixtures and fittings 4400
J Allen Drawings 55000
Telephone expense 9050
Accounts payable 7950
Sales revenue 238146
Prepaid insurance 650
Cash at bank 19562
Insurance expense 1200
Depreciation expense-Office equip 1568
Electricity expense 4450
Sales returns and other allowances 283

Income statement

Note No Amount
Sales 1 237863
Cost of Goods sold 2 125030
Gross margin 112833
Less: operating expenses
Salaries expense 64200
Telephone expense 9050
Depreciation expense 3 5968
Insurance expense 1200
Elecricity expense 4450
Total operating expenses 84868
Other income:
Discount received 680
Net operating income 28645

NOtes

1 Sales
Sales revenue 238146
Less: Sales returns and other allowances 283
Net sales 237863
2 Cost of Goods sold
Cost of goods sold 124870
Add: Inventory shortage expense 160
Total cost og goods sold 125030
3 Depreciation expense
Depn expense-Shop fixtures and fittings 4400
Depreciation expense-Office equip 1568
Total depreciation expense 5968

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