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                      Oct 10, 2007, 10:14 AM
                  
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        In a question I was told thatAssets 
Start of Year           110000                   
Year end                200000   
Liabilities 
Start of Year           45000 
Year end                120000 
 
I am asked to find the Net income under the various alternative
 No investments made and no withdrawals.An investment of 10000 was made but no withdrawals.No investments made but a withdrawal of 22000 was made.
 
I know that Net Income = Revenue - Expenses 
I also know that Assets = Liabilities +  Owners Equity
 
I took the values that they gave me and used them as standards.  In this way the only values that changed were the ones that affected equity.
 
Ans. For each of the cases respectively.   
200000 = 120000 + 65000 + NI 
NI = 15000
 
200000 = 120000 + 65000 + 10000 + NI 
NI = 113000
 
200000 = 120000 + 65000 - 22000 + NI 
NI = 145000
 
I got clarity from a question posted earlier by "numbers 201" and later ansd. By "KongTheKonqueror".  I really appreciated this, but can someone check these ans. To verify for me.
 
Thank you in advance; 
lieno 
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                      Oct 11, 2007, 02:11 PM
                  
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        A simpler way would be:
 OE Start (110,000 - 45,000)
 65,000
 
 OE End (200,000 - 120,000)
 80,000
 
 Then make adjustments.  In number 1, we know it was just net income, so therefore net income is 15,000
 
 However you do it is OK though in the end.
 
 Number 2,
 Investment of 10,000 was there, so a 5,000 NI would get us to 80,000
 
 Number 3,
 22,000 was taken out, so NI was 22+15 = 37,000 to get to 80,000
 
 
 You formulas are correct, but you didn't do your math correct
 
 For example you have for number 2:
 
 200,000 = 120,000 + 65,000 + 10,000 + NI
 NI = 113000
 
 120 + 65 + 10 + 113 does not equal 200
 
 120 + 65 + 10 + NI (of 5) equals 200
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                      Oct 13, 2007, 07:28 AM
                  
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					  Originally Posted by CaptainForest A simpler way would be:
 OE Start (110,000 - 45,000)
 65,000
 
 OE End (200,000 - 120,000)
 80,000
 
 Then make adjustments.  In number 1, we know it was just net income, so therefore net income is 15,000
 
 However you do it is ok though in the end.
 
 Number 2,
 Investment of 10,000 was there, so a 5,000 NI would get us to 80,000
 
 Number 3,
 22,000 was taken out, so NI was 22+15 = 37,000 to get to 80,000
 
 
 You formulas are correct, but you didn’t do your math correct
 
 For example you have for number 2:
 
 200,000 = 120,000 + 65,000 + 10,000 + NI
 NI = 113000
 
 120 + 65 + 10 + 113 does not equal 200
 
 120 + 65 + 10 + NI (of 5) equals 200
 Hey; thanks for the response. 
lieno
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