The Records of Finance Sales Corporation showed the following data for the year 2021 asfollows;Interest Income150,000Income tax expenseSalesperson's commissionSales returns and allowances828,000300,000195,000Freight InPurchase Returns and AllowancesSales SalariesDepreciation-Delivery Truck187,500135,000525,000112,5009,375,000SalesPurchase discounts90,000Merchandise Inventory, December 314,350,000Rent Income225,000Depreciation- Office Equipment112,500Dividend Income150,000Doubtful Accounts112,50090,000Freight outSales discounts105,000Purchases5,475,000Office Salaries675,00075,000Loss on sale of EquipmentDepreciation -BuildingMerchandise Inventory, January 1Depreciation-store furniture300,0003,375,00075,000REQUIRED: PREPARE A STATEMENT OF COMPREHENSIVE INCOME IN A PRESCRIBED FORMATFOR THE YEAR USING THE FOLLOWING METHODS:A) Nature of expense method with supporting notes with separate computation.B) Function of expense method with supporting notes with separate computation.

An income statement is one of the financial statements that shows the financial position of the…

REQUIRED: PREPARE A STATEMENT OF COMPREHENSIVE INCOME IN A PRESCRIBED FORMAT FOR THE YEAR USING THE FOLLOWING METHODS: A) Nature of expense method with supporting notes with separate computation. B) Function of expense method with supporting notes with separate computation.

REQUIRED: PREPARE A STATEMENT OF COMPREHENSIVE INCOME IN A PRESCRIBED FORMAT FOR THE YEAR USING THE FOLLOWING METHODS: A) Nature of expense method with supporting notes with separate computation. B) Function of expense method with supporting notes with separate computation.

Intermediate Accounting: Reporting And Analysis

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Chapter18: Accounting For Income Taxes

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