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The following are information for the Lotu Wo Company:

                Net Sales             560,000                

                Interest Revenue            600                        

                Cost of Goods Sold          366,000                

                Administrative Expenses              12,000                  

                Selling Expenses               18,000                  

                Interest Expense             2,000                    

                Income Tax Expense      50,000  

Based on the above, prepare a Single-Step Income Statement for the Lotu Wo Company.           

Answer :                                                             

                Lotu Wo Company                                          

                Single-Step Income Statement                 

                Particulars           Amount in mce_markernbsp;                     

                Revenue:                                           

                Net Sales             560,000                

                Interest Revenue            600                        

                Total revenue    560,600

                Expenses:                                          

                Cost of Goods Sold          366,000                

                Administrative Expenses              12,000                  

                Selling Expenses               18,000                  

                Interest Expense             2,000                    

                                398,000                

                Income before taxes      162,600                

                Income Tax Expense      50,000                  

                Net income        112,600                

 


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