Financial Accounting, Student Value Edition (5th Edition)
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Author: Robert Kemp, Jeffrey Waybright
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HIC GROUP OF Companies
COMPARATIVE INCOME STATEMENT
For years ended 3rd December 2019 2020
Revenue and gains
Sales revenue 495,500 496,738.75
Interest revenue 278,500 279,196.25
Investment Income 71,700 71,879.25
Other revenue 101,500 101,753.75
Total revenue and gains 947,200 949,968
Expenses and losses
Cost of good sold 450,000 447,750
Selling&administrative 185,000 184,075
Computer (operating) 42,500 42,288…
HIC GROUP OF Companies
COMPARATIVE INCOME STATEMENT
For years ended 3rd December 2019 2020
Revenue and gains
Sales revenue 495,500 496,738.75
Interest revenue 278,500 279,196.25
Investment Income 71,700 71,879.25
Other revenue 101,500 101,753.75
Total revenue and gains 947,200 949,968
Expenses and losses
Cost of good sold 450,000 447,750
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Computer (operating) 42,500 42,288
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Forecast an Income Statement
Seagate Technology reports the following income statement for fiscal 2019.
SEGATE TECHNOLOGY PLC
Consolidated Statement of Income
For Year Ended June 28, 2019, $ millions
Revenue
$10,835
Cost of revenue
7,458
Product development
1,436
Marketing and administrative
898
Amortization of intangibles
23
Restructuring and other, net
(22)
Total operating expenses
9,793
Income from operations
1,042
Interest income
529
Interest expense
(224)
Other, net
25
Other income (expense), net
330
Income before income taxes
1,372
(Benefit) provision for income taxes
(640)
Net income
$2,012
Forecast Seagate’s 2020 income statement assuming the following income statement relations ($ millions).
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Cost of revenue
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Financial Accounting, Student Value Edition (5th Edition)
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