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                      Oct 12, 2013, 04:47 PM
                  
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        As the accountant for Wheatley International, it is your job to prepare the company’s income statement and balance sheet. Use the accounts listed below to construct the statements. Assume that the tax rate is 25%. 
 
 List of Accounts for
 
 Wheatley International
 
 
 Accounts Receivable  $120,600
 
 Land    1,100,000
 
 Notes Receivable   71,200
 
 Insurance Expenses  53,400
 
 Accounts Payable   55,000
 
 Interest Expenses   24,600
 
 Common Stock   1,896,000
 
 Net Sales    1,153,000
 
 Inventory    126,600
 
 Notes Payable (Long-term) 210,000
 
 Retained Earnings   1,459,800
 
 Advertising Expense  80,000
 
 Cash    82,000
 
 Salaries expense   180,000
 
 Short-Term Notes Payable 35,600
 
 Cost of goods sold  345,000
 
 Buildings    1,050,000
 
 Rent     13,300
 
 Utilities    10,400
 
 Equipment & Vehicles  1,166,000
 
 Bonds Payable   60,000
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                      Oct 12, 2013, 05:02 PM
                  
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        I can't find the revenue on their and I don't have the book on me. Anyone able to help?
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                      Oct 13, 2013, 12:24 AM
                  
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        Income StatementNet Sales 1,153,000
 COGS       (345,000)
 Gross Profit 808,000
 Expenses
 Salaries expense 180,000
 Insurance Expenses 53,400
 Rent 13,300
 Utilities 10,400
 Advertising Expense 80,000
 Total expenses 337,100
 Operating profit 470,900
 Interest Expenses 24,600
 Net Income before taxes 446300
 Income tax 111,575
 Net Income 334,725
 
 Balance Sheet
 Assets
 Land 1,100,000
 Buildings 1,050,000
 Equipment & Vehicles 1,166,000
 Inventory 126,600
 Accounts Receivable $120,600
 Notes Receivable 71,200
 Cash 82,000
 Total assets 3,716,400
 Accounts Payable 55,000
 Short-Term Notes Payable 35,600
 Notes Payable (Long-term) 210,000
 Bonds Payable 60,000
 Income tax payable 111,575
 Common Stock 1,896,000
 Retained Earnings 1,794,525
 Total liab and equity 4,162,700
 
 There seems to be a difference of $446,300
 Please recheck your question and you will find the trial balance is short of debit by 446,300
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