Company Financial Statement Item Berko Manning Lucas Corey Equity, 12/31/2018: $ 1) 26,400 $66,400 $ 6,000 () $15,000 21,900 $36,900 $ (m) 1,400 Common stock Retained earnings Total equity Net income (loss) for 2019 Dividends during 2019 Equity, 12/31/2019: Common stock $50,000 12,100 $ (a) $ 7,000 2,000 $35,000 (e) $44,300 $(1,800) Retained earnings Total equity Total assets, 12/31/2019 Total liabilities, 12/31/2019 50,000 (b) $ (c) 92,500 $ (d) 35,000 (f) $ (g) (h) $14,800 55,000 (k) $84,500 99,200 $ 1) 15,000 27,600 $ (n) (0) $10,700

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Data from the financial statements of four different companies are presented in separate columns in the table below. Each column has one or more data items missing.                  Required:
Use your understanding of the relationships among the financial statement items to determine
the missing values (a–o).
Company
Financial Statement Item
Berko
Manning
Lucas
Corey
Equity, 12/31/2018:
$ 1)
26,400
$66,400
$ 6,000
()
$15,000
21,900
$36,900
$ (m)
1,400
Common stock
Retained earnings
Total equity
Net income (loss) for 2019
Dividends during 2019
Equity, 12/31/2019:
Common stock
$50,000
12,100
$ (a)
$ 7,000
2,000
$35,000
(e)
$44,300
$(1,800)
Retained earnings
Total equity
Total assets, 12/31/2019
Total liabilities, 12/31/2019
50,000
(b)
$ (c)
92,500
$ (d)
35,000
(f)
$ (g)
(h)
$14,800
55,000
(k)
$84,500
99,200
$ 1)
15,000
27,600
$ (n)
(0)
$10,700
Transcribed Image Text:Company Financial Statement Item Berko Manning Lucas Corey Equity, 12/31/2018: $ 1) 26,400 $66,400 $ 6,000 () $15,000 21,900 $36,900 $ (m) 1,400 Common stock Retained earnings Total equity Net income (loss) for 2019 Dividends during 2019 Equity, 12/31/2019: Common stock $50,000 12,100 $ (a) $ 7,000 2,000 $35,000 (e) $44,300 $(1,800) Retained earnings Total equity Total assets, 12/31/2019 Total liabilities, 12/31/2019 50,000 (b) $ (c) 92,500 $ (d) 35,000 (f) $ (g) (h) $14,800 55,000 (k) $84,500 99,200 $ 1) 15,000 27,600 $ (n) (0) $10,700
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