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P1-2 Missing amounts from financial statements The financial statements at the e

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P1-2 Missing amounts from financial statements The financial statements at the end of Paradise Realty's first month of operations are shown below PARADISE REALTY Income Statement For the Month Ended November 30, 20Y3 $149,300 Operating expenses: Rent ....14,400 . .. 12,000 8,100 ....4,950 Supplies expense Total operating expenses . 69,300 s (b) Net income . .. PARADISE REALTY Retained Earnings Statement For the Month Ended November 30, 20Y3 s (c) s (e) PARADISE REALTY Balance Sheet November 30, 20Y3 Assets 99,200 6,000 Liabilities Note payable 7,200 Stockholders' Equity Capital stock Total liabilities and stockholders' equity... s (k) PARADISE REALTY Statement of Cash Flows

Explanation / Answer

Paradise Realty

Income Statement

November 30 20Y3

Fees Earned

$    149,300.00

Operating Expenses

Wages Expenses(balancing figure)

$      29,850.00

Rent Expense

$      14,400.00

Supplies Expense

$      12,000.00

Utilities expense

$        8,100.00

Miscellaneous Expense

$        4,950.00

Total Manufacturing expense

$      69,300.00

Net Income

$      80,000.00

Paradise Realty

Statement of Retained Earnings

Net Earnings for November

$   80,000.00

Less: Dividends Paid (given in Cash flow)

$ (36,000.00)

Retained earnings November 30 20Y3

$   44,000.00

Paradise Realty

Balance Sheet

November 30 20Y3

Assets

Cash

$      99,200.00

Supplies

$        6,000.00

Land

$    216,000.00

Total Assets

$    321,200.00

Liabilities

Notes Payable

$        7,200.00

Shareholder's Equity

Capital Stock

$    270,000.00

Retained Earnings

$      44,000.00

Total Shareholder's Equity

$    314,000.00

Total Liabilities and Shareholder's equity

$    321,200.00

Paradise Realty

Cash Flow Statement

November 30 20Y3

Cash From Operating Activities

Cash Received from Customers

$    149,300.00

Deduct: Cash payment for expenses and payment to creditors

$    (68,100.00)

$      81,200.00

Net Cash from Operating Activities

Cash flow from Investing Activities

Cash payment for Acquisition of Land

$ (216,000.00)

$ (216,000.00)

Cash flow from Financing Activities

Cash received from issuing capital stock

$    270,000.00

Deduct Dividends

$    (36,000.00)

Net Cash flow from Financing Activities

$    234,000.00

Net cash flow and November 30 cash balance

$      99,200.00

Working

a

$      29,850.00

Deduct all other expenses from total operating expenses

b

$      80,000.00

c

$      80,000.00

d

$      36,000.00

Given in Cash flow

e

$      44,000.00

f

$    216,000.00

Taken form cash flow

g

$    321,200.00

Balance sheet total

h

$    270,000.00

Taken form cash flow

i

$      44,000.00

from retained earning statement

j

$    314,000.00

Add capital with retained earning

k

$    321,200.00

Balance sheet total

l

$    149,300.00

zero balance in Accounts receivable indicate that all payments are received

m

$      81,200.00

Cash received from customer minus cash payments

n

$    234,000.00

o

$      99,200.00

total cash balance

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Paradise Realty

Income Statement

November 30 20Y3

Fees Earned

$    149,300.00

Operating Expenses

Wages Expenses(balancing figure)

$      29,850.00

Rent Expense

$      14,400.00

Supplies Expense

$      12,000.00

Utilities expense

$        8,100.00

Miscellaneous Expense

$        4,950.00

Total Manufacturing expense

$      69,300.00

Net Income

$      80,000.00