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Chapter 1, Problem S1.14SE
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1 \\»<a1 inr, \rratigcments h* jut completed operations for the year ended December
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Salaries Expense |
S 37,000 |
| *Ci,'» Atynx* |
30.000 |
Az tour its Payable |
4.300 |
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Otke Supers |
1,500 |
| »it«iT» ti%xice |
11 000 |
Retards. Wt»xh»z/ah |
4.500 |
| .» j, tpnUtl bn 1 7016 |
13.300 |
Accounts KrtcudWe |
7.500 |
| c a-.6 |
7.0CO |
Equipment |
26.600 |
SI-12 Preparing the income statement
Prepare the income statement of Det outing Arrangements for the year ended December 31, 2016.
S1 -13 Preparing the statement of owners equity
— Prepare the statement of owner's equity of Decorating Arrangements tor the year ended December 31. 2016.
SI-14 Preparing the
Prepare the balance sheet of Decorating Arrangements as of December 31. 2016.
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