Balance Sheet June 30th, Year 5 Assets                                                        Liabilities and Equity     Cash                  10,000                              Accounts Payable          19,000 Accounts receivables    34,000                  Wages Payable            4,000 Inventory              60,000                           Income Tax Payable            1,000 Prepaid Insurance            4,000                 Notes Payables          80,000 Capital Assets            200,000                   Common Shares        100,000 Accumulated depreciation    (40,000)        Retained Earnings          64,000 Total Assets            268,000                      Total Liabilities and Equity    268,000                  The following are all transactions that happened during Year 6:                 Made all sales on account of $246,200 Collected accounts receivable of $243,280 Purchased merchandise on account of $134,000 Determined cost of goods sold was $140,000 Paid accounts payable (for merchandise purchased) of $143,000     Paid wages to employees of $52,500 Accrued wages expense (and wages payable) of $1,500 at June 30th, Year 6. Paid insurance premium of $18,000 to extend coverage for three years. Allocated $5,000 of prepaid insurance to insurance expense. Recorded Year 6 total income tax expense (and income tax payable) of $13,000  Paid income taxes to government of $11,500 (this represents the final portion of Year 5 taxes and initial installments of Year 6 taxes). Depreciation for the year $10,000   Required 1: What is the amount of Cash received from customers? $ Required 2: How much is the net income (loss) of the year 6? $ Required 3: What is the amount of cash generated (used) by accounts receivables? $

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Balance Sheet June 30th, Year 5
Assets                                                        Liabilities and Equity    
Cash                  10,000                              Accounts Payable          19,000
Accounts receivables    34,000                  Wages Payable            4,000
Inventory              60,000                           Income Tax Payable            1,000
Prepaid Insurance            4,000                 Notes Payables          80,000
Capital Assets            200,000                   Common Shares        100,000
Accumulated depreciation    (40,000)        Retained Earnings          64,000
Total Assets            268,000                      Total Liabilities and Equity    268,000
                
The following are all transactions that happened during Year 6:                
Made all sales on account of $246,200
Collected accounts receivable of $243,280
Purchased merchandise on account of $134,000
Determined cost of goods sold was $140,000
Paid accounts payable (for merchandise purchased) of $143,000    
Paid wages to employees of $52,500
Accrued wages expense (and wages payable) of $1,500 at June 30th, Year 6.
Paid insurance premium of $18,000 to extend coverage for three years.
Allocated $5,000 of prepaid insurance to insurance expense.
Recorded Year 6 total income tax expense (and income tax payable) of $13,000 
Paid income taxes to government of $11,500 (this represents the final portion of Year 5 taxes and initial installments of Year 6 taxes).
Depreciation for the year $10,000

 

Required 1: What is the amount of Cash received from customers? $


Required 2: How much is the net income (loss) of the year 6? $


Required 3: What is the amount of cash generated (used) by accounts receivables? $

 

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