During 2020, Organic Foods Inc. made sales of $4.000 (assume all on account) and collected cash of $4,100 from customers Operating expensetotalled $800, all paid in cash. At December 31, 2020, Organic Foods's customers owed the company $400. Organic Foods owed creditors $700-account All amounts are in millionsRequirements1: For these facts, show what Organic Foods Inc. would report on the following 2020 financial statementsIncome statementBalance sheet2. Suppose Organic Foods had used cash-basis accounting What would Organic Foods Inc. have reported for these facts?

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Buring 2020, Organic Foods Inc. made sales of $4.000 (assume all on account) and collected cash of $4,100 from customers Ope totalled $800, all paid in cash. At December 31, 2020, Organic Foods's customers owed the company $400 Organic Foods owed account. All amounts are in millions Requirements 1. For these facts, show what Organic Foods Inc would report on the following 2020 financial statements Income statement. Balance sheet

Buring 2020, Organic Foods Inc. made sales of $4.000 (assume all on account) and collected cash of $4,100 from customers Ope totalled $800, all paid in cash. At December 31, 2020, Organic Foods's customers owed the company $400 Organic Foods owed account. All amounts are in millions Requirements 1. For these facts, show what Organic Foods Inc would report on the following 2020 financial statements Income statement. Balance sheet

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