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This problem set covers financial statements and journal entries for two companies. It helps students practice accounting principles and prepare for exams.
What's inside
- Income statement for Beardsley Service Company
- Retained earnings statement for Beardsley Service Company
- Balance sheet for Beardsley Service Company
- Journal entries for Towne Architects
- Trial balance for Towne Architects
Who it is for: For students taking an accounting course, specifically ACC 300. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
Financial statements and journal entries are covered. Students see how to prepare and interpret them.
Income Statement
The income statement for June 2012 is shown. It explains how to calculate net income from revenues and expenses.
Retained Earnings Statement
The retained earnings statement for June 2012 is shown. It shows how to track changes in retained earnings over time.
Balance Sheet
The balance sheet for June 2012 is shown. It explains how to report assets, liabilities, and stockholder's equity.
Journal Entries
Journal entries for April 2012 are listed. They show how to record transactions in the accounting books.
Key terms
- Income Statement
- A financial statement showing revenues, expenses, and net income.
- Retained Earnings Statement
- A financial statement showing changes in retained earnings.
- Balance Sheet
- A financial statement showing assets, liabilities, and stockholder's equity.
- Journal Entries
- Records of financial transactions in the accounting books.
- Trial Balance
- A list of all the accounts in the general ledger.
- T Ledger Accounts
- A list of all the transactions for each account.
Questions this document helps with
- How do you calculate net income?
- What are the main parts of a balance sheet?
- How do you record transactions in journal entries?
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