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Transcribed Image Text:1) Jan. 1st. Taesan issues 2,000 shares with a par value of 5,000 won, and just organized their business.
2) Jan. 2ad: Taesan buys fire insurance and makes an advance payment of 6,000,000 won for the coming 6 years (use
prepaid insurance account).
3) Mar. 1st: Taesan gets a bank loan of 10,000,000won.
4) Apr. 1st: Taesa purchases equipment worth 5,000,000 won and pays 2,000,000wonin cash and the rest on credit.
5) Apr. 2nd: Taesan purchases supplies worth 5,000,000wonon credit.
6) May. 9h: Taesan writes a contract with Dong-gun Construction Co. to provide non-audit service over the coming 2
years for 20,000,000 won.
7) Jun. 9h: Non-audit service is not provided yet but Taesan receives service fee worth 10,000,000 won for 2012.
8) Aug. 16th: Taesan provides tax advisory service to Yunkyoung Co. and makes a payment request of 2,000,000 won
as service fee.
9) Oct. 20a: Yunkvoung pays Taesan 1,000,000 won for the tax advisory service provided but the rest is still not
collected.
10) Nov. 20th: Taesan pays electricity bill of 200,000 won in cash.
11) Nov. 25a: Interest for loan worth 400,000 won is due but it is not yet paid.
12) Dec. 5th: 5,000,000 won of loan is paid back to the creditor in cash.
13) Dec. 28h. 500,000 won is paid to the landlord for rent.
14) Dec. 31:(Present) Insurance premium to be paid for the year has accrued
15) Dec. 31(Present) 1/5 of the service that has been paid for in advance on Jun. 9ahas been completed. (In other
words, 1/5 of the service fee is to be recognized)
16) Dec. 31(Present) The ending balance of supplies on hand totals up to 4,000,000 won
17) Dec. 31:(Present) Depreciation expense for the equipment in use is 200,000 won
1. What is the net income of 2012?
2. If there is no dividend pay-out, what is the retain earning for 2012?
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