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- Assume the financial statements of a non-profit organization had the following financial data at 12-31-22: Change in net assets yr/yr $550,000 Revenue & Gains $10,550,000 Beginning year net assets $4,830,000 1)How much were the expenses for the year? 2) Assume that there were $2,100,000 of fund-raising expenses. Which of the three below areas would those expenses usually fall under: a. Unrestricted b. Temporarily restricted c. Permanently restricted3. St. Joseph’s Hospital began operations in December 2023 with patient service revenues totaling $980,000 (based on customary rates) for the month. Of this, $207,000 is billed to patients, representing their insurance deductibles and copayments. The balance is billed to third-party payors, including insurance companies and government health care agencies. St. Joseph’s estimates that 20 percent of these third-party payor charges will be deducted by contractual adjustment. The hospital’s fiscal year ends on December 31. Required: Prepare the journal entries for December 2023. Assume 15 percent of the amounts billed to patients will be reduced through implicit price adjustments. Prepare the journal entries for 2024 assuming the following: $102,000 is collected from the patients during the year, and $9,800 of price adjustments are granted to individuals. Actual contractual adjustments total $157,000. The remaining receivable from third-party payors is collected. Note: For all…3. St. Joseph’s Hospital began operations in December 2023 with patient service revenues totaling $980,000 (based on customary rates) for the month. Of this, $207,000 is billed to patients, representing their insurance deductibles and copayments. The balance is billed to third-party payors, including insurance companies and government health care agencies. St. Joseph’s estimates that 20 percent of these third-party payor charges will be deducted by contractual adjustment. The hospital’s fiscal year ends on December 31. Required: Prepare the journal entries for December 2023. Assume 15 percent of the amounts billed to patients will be reduced through implicit price adjustments. Prepare the journal entries for 2024 assuming the following: $102,000 is collected from the patients during the year, and $9,800 of price adjustments are granted to individuals. Actual contractual adjustments total $157,000. The remaining receivable from third-party payors is collected. Note: For all…