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P 4-4 page 180-181 The following items are from Taperline Corporation on December 31, 2012. Assume...

P 4-4 page 180-181

The following items are from Taperline Corporation on December 31, 2012. Assume a flat 40% corporate tax rate on all items,

including the casualty loss.

Sales          $670,000

Rental income        3,600

Sales

$670,000

Rental income

$3,600

Gain on the sale of fixed assets

$3,000

General and administrative expenses

$110,000

Selling expenses

$97,000

Interest expense

$1,900

Depreciation for the period

$10,000

Extraordinary item (casualty loss-pretax)

$30,000

Cost of sales

$300,000

Common stock (30,000 shares outstanding)

$150,000

Required:

a. Prepare a single-step income statement for the year ended December 31, 2012. Include earnings per share for earnings before extraordinary items and net income.

b. Prepare a multiple-step income statement. Include earnings per share for earnings before extraordinary items and net income.

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Expert Solution

SINGLE STEP INCOME STATEMENT Amount
Revenue and Gains
Sales $           6,70,000
Rental income $                 3,600
Gain on sale of Fixed Assets $                 3,000
Total Revenue and Gains(A) $           6,76,600
Less: Expenses and Losses
Cost of Sales $           3,00,000
General and administration expenses $           1,10,000
Selling expenses $              97,000
interest Expenses $                 1,900
Depreciation for the period $              10,000
Extraordinary item (Casulaty Loss) $              30,000
Total of Expesnes and losses(B) $           5,48,900
Net Income (A-B) $           1,27,700
Add/Less Extrordinary items
Rental income $               -3,600
Gain on sale of Fixed Assets $               -3,000
Extraordinary item (Casulaty Loss) $              30,000
Total $              23,400
Net income before extraordinary item (C) $           1,51,100
Number of shares outstanding = (D)                   30,000 Shares
Earning Per shares = (C / D) $                   5.04 Per shares
MULTI STEP INCOME STATEMENT
Amount Amount
Sales Revenue $           6,70,000
Less: Cost of Goods Sold $           3,00,000
Gross Margin $       3,70,000
Less: Operating Expenses
Selling expenses $              97,000
interest Expenses $                 1,900
Depreciation for the period $              10,000
General and administration expenses $           1,10,000
Total Operating Expenses $       2,18,900
Operating Income $       1,51,100
Non-Operating and others
Rental income $                 3,600
Gain on sale of Fixed Assets $                 3,000
Extraordinary item (Casulaty Loss) $             -30,000
$         -23,400
Net Income $       1,27,700
Number of shares outstanding =                   30,000 Shares
Earning Per shares = Operaing income / 30,000 shares $                   5.04 Per shares

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