Accounting: Tools for Business Decision Making, 5th Edition

Published by Wiley
ISBN 10: 1118128168
ISBN 13: 978-1-11812-816-9

Chapter 1 - Introduction to Financial Statements - Exercises - Page 32: E1-10

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(a). Forest Park’s net income = ? Camping Fees: 132,000 (Dollars) General Store: 25,000 (Dollars) Total Revenue: 132000 + 25000 = 157,000 (Dollars) Expenses during 2010: 129,000 (Dollars) $Formula: Net Income = Total Revenue - Expenses$ = 157,000 – 129,000 => 28,000 Forest Park’s net income for 2010: 28,000 (Dollars) (b). Forest Park Statement of Retained Earnings as of 31 Dec 2010: Retained earnings – (1 Jan 2010): 5,000 (Dollars) Net Income: 28,000 (Dollars) Total (Retained earnings + Net income): 33,000 (Dollars) Dividends: 9,000 (Dollars) Retained earnings as on (31 Dec 2010): 27,000 (Dollars) Forest Park Balance Sheet as of 31 Dec 2010: Cash: 8,500 (Dollars) Supplies: 2,500 (Dollars) Equipment: 114,000 (Dollars) Total Assets (Cash + Supplies + Equipment): 125,000 (Dollars) Accounts payable: 11,000 (Dollars) Notes payable: 50,000 (Dollars) Total Liabilities (Accounts + Notes): 61,000 (Dollars) Common Stock: 40,000 (Dollars) Retained Earnings: 27,000 (Dollars) Total equity of stockholder (Common Stock + Retained Earnings): 67,000 (Dollars) Grand Total of Liabilities & Stockholder’s equity: $128000. (c). After the preparation of income statement & the balance sheet, I realized that the total of stockholder’s equity & the liabilities is greater than the net income of the business! Therefore, I think that campground manager is right in his opinion of shutting down this business.
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