Questiоn 1Trevоr Cоmpаny’s bаlаnce sheet for December 31, 20X0 is as follows:Cash 100Accounts receivable 200Interest Receivable 25Inventory 150Notes Receivable (long term) 500Equipment, at cost400 Accumulated depreciation, Equipment150 Equipment, net 250Total assets $1,225 Accounts payable 140Wages payable 20Unearned sales revenue 40Paid-in-capital 600Retained income 425Total liabilities and stockholders’ equity $1,225 The following summarized transactions occurred during 20X1:Purchased merchandise inventory on credit, $700.Delivered merchandise to customers who had paid in advance as of December 31, 20X0.Sales of merchandise (all on credit and excluding transaction b) during 20X1 were $3,000.The cost of merchandise sold (including that in transaction b) during 20X1 was $900.Collection from credit customers was $2,500. Interest on notes receivable of 12% per annum was collected each August 1.Cash payment to suppliers, $800 (see item: a)Cash payment for wages during 20X1 was $250.New equipment was purchased on December 10 for $300 in cash.Cash dividend of $50 was declared on December 20, 20X1. The payment date of dividends was January 10, 20X2.The following adjustments were made on December 31, 20X1: k. Accrual of interest receivable (to be computed, see item f). l. Depreciation for 20X1, $100 RequiredAnalyze the above transactions. Use the balance sheet equation format (spread sheet).Prepare income statement for the year 20X1. Assume that the company does not have to pay taxes.Also prepare the statement of cash flows for 20X1. Use the direct method, i.e. list separately the cash inflow/outflow entries for operations, investing, and financing activities.(Note: Each entry carries partial points. If your totals do not balance because of a wrong entry for a transaction, you will be penalized for only that entry and not for the whole problem. If you think that your entry is correct, do not change it just to make the final total to balance.).
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