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    Nov 9, 2009, 02:34 PM
    Accounting GS Trial balance
    Trial balance appears as follows on Nov 30. 20XX

    Accounts payable $32310 Land $85000
    Accounts recievable 13770 Merchandise inventory 34360
    Accumilated amoritization- 61200 Mortgage payable 155000
    Building
    Prepaid Insurance 4500
    Property tax expense 3500
    Accumilated amortization- 19880 property tax payable 3500
    Equipment

    Amortization expense 14000 Purchases 630700
    Building 175000 Purchase discounts 12000
    Cash 8500 purchase returns and allowences 3315
    Common shares 56000 retained earnings 40800
    Dividends 5000 salaries expense 122000
    Equipment 57000 salaries payable 8500
    Freight in 5060 sales 849000
    Freight out 8200 sales discounts 15000
    Income tax expense 4000 sales returns and allowences 10000
    Insurance 9000 Unearned sales revenue 3000
    Interest expense 11315 utilities expense 19600

    Additional info
    Xxxxx uses a perodic inventory system
    A physical inventory count determinedthat merchandise inventory on Nov 30 20XX was $37350

    Instructions
    Prepare a statement of earnings, statement of retained earning and a balance sheet for the year.
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    Nov 10, 2009, 12:43 PM

    Make it yourself then it may be checked

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