E Lucille Ball is the owner of Speedy Trucking Company, On March 31, 20OF, afterthree montha of operations, the following balances were obtained from the trialbalance.L. Ball CapitalOffice EquipmentLoan Payable (short-term)CashP 280,000 Salaries Expense48,290 Gus & Oil Expenses16,600 Supplies Expense18,540 Roceivable from Employee 36021,500 Tel. & Telegrams Expense 1,25010,000 Truck145,500 Taxes & Licenses28,900 Miscellaneous ExpenseP 15,0006,1903,150ToolsL Ball DrawingTrucking Service FeesFurniture & Fixtures284,7004,010210All transactions were purely on a cash basis.REQUIRED:L. Income Statement2 Statement of Changes in Owner's Equity3. Balance Sheet4. Statement of Cash Flows

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E Lucille Ball is the owner of Speedy Trucking Company, On March 31, 200F, afier three montha of operations, the following balances were obtained from the trial balance. L. Ball Capital Office Equipment Loan Payable (short-term) Cash Tools L. Ball Drawing Trucking Service Fees Furniture & Fixtures P 280,000 Salaries Expense 48,290 Gas & Oil Expenses 16,600 Supplies Expense 18,540 Roceivable from Employee 360 21,500 Tel. & Telegrams Expenke 1,250 10,000 Truck 145,500 Taxes & Licenses 28,900 Miscellaneous Expense P 15,000 6,190 3,150 284,700 4,010 210 All transactions were purely on a cash basis. REQUIRED: L Income Statement 2 Statement of Changes in Owner's Equity 3. Balance Shet 4. Statement of Cash Flows

E Lucille Ball is the owner of Speedy Trucking Company, On March 31, 200F, afier three montha of operations, the following balances were obtained from the trial balance. L. Ball Capital Office Equipment Loan Payable (short-term) Cash Tools L. Ball Drawing Trucking Service Fees Furniture & Fixtures P 280,000 Salaries Expense 48,290 Gas & Oil Expenses 16,600 Supplies Expense 18,540 Roceivable from Employee 360 21,500 Tel. & Telegrams Expenke 1,250 10,000 Truck 145,500 Taxes & Licenses 28,900 Miscellaneous Expense P 15,000 6,190 3,150 284,700 4,010 210 All transactions were purely on a cash basis. REQUIRED: L Income Statement 2 Statement of Changes in Owner's Equity 3. Balance Shet 4. Statement of Cash Flows

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