CengageNOWv2, 1 term Printed Access Card for Warren's Survey of Accounting, 8th
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Chapter 3, Problem 3.3P

Financial statements
Data for San Mateo Health Care for January are provided in Problems 3-1 and 3-2.
Instructions

Prepare an income statement, statement of stockholders’ equity, and a classified balance sheet for January. The note payable is due in ten years.

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Concept Introduction:

The income statement is a part of the financial statements of a company which provides a true and fair view of the working of the company's earnings and growth. It gives the net income or profit after adjustments of all expenses.

The statement of stockholder's equity belongs to the balance sheet. It is a statement about owner's equity i.e. contribution made by the owner in the business which shows the changes in the holder's equity after giving the effect of retained earnings and dividend on the contribution of the owner.

The balance sheet is a part of the financial statements of a company which provides an overall view of assets and liabilities along with equity of the company. This statement is prepared on a specified date containing all the ending balances of the financial accounts in regard to assets, liabilities, and equity.

To Prepare:

An income statement,statement of stockholder's equity,and balance sheet for the year ended January.

Answer to Problem 3.3P

The income statement so prepared provides a net income of $19,100 .The statement of stockholder's equity so prepared provides a closing balance of $308,600. The balance sheet so prepared provides a total of assets and liabilities of $370,000.

Explanation of Solution

S. M. Health Care

Income Statement

For the year endedJanuary

    Particulars  ($)Amount
      ($)
    Revenues
    Fees earned  72,000
    Income from rent  3,000
    Total Revenue  75,000
    Less: Expenses
    Insurance Expense  900
    Rent Expense  5,300
    Supplies Expense  1,800
    Interest Expense  200
    Depreciation  2,300
    Wages Expense  33,900
    Miscellaneous Expense  11,500
    Total Expenses  (55,900)
    Net Income  19,100

S. M. Health Care

Statement of Stockholder's Equity

For the year endedJanuary

    ParticularsCommon Stock
      ($)
    Retained Earnings
      ($)
    Amount
      ($)
    Opening Balance  50,000  237,500  287,500
    Issues common stock  10,000  10,000
    Net income  19,100  19,100
    Dividend paid  (8,000)  (8,000)
    Closing Balance  60,000  248,600  308,600

S. M. Health Care

Balance Sheet

For the year endedJanuary

    Assets  ($)Amount
      ($)
    Cash  37,000
    Account receivable  69,500
    Other assets  7,000
    Property, plant, and equipment:
    Building  150,000
    Less: Accumulated depreciation block  (13,500)
      136,500
    Land  120,000  256,500
    Total Assets  370,000
    Liabilities and Stockholder's equity
    Liabilities:
    Expenses payable  7,400
    Unearned rent  24,000
    Notes payable  30,000
    Stockholder's equity:
    Capital  308,600
    Total liabilities and stockholder's equity  370,000

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