FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
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Calculate the missing amount:
Revenues for 2028 $18,000
Dividends delcared in 2028 $6,000
Expenses for 2028 $10,000
Jan. 1
Dec. 31 retained earnings balance -unkown
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