What is cat enterprises net loss for the year? Cat Enterprises conducts a business with thefollowing financial results for the year:Revenue$25,000Depreciation on equipment ($4,500)Operating expensesRentWages($3,600)($7,000)($9,500)Amortization of intangibles ($750)What is Cat Enterprises' net loss for the year?

To determine Cat Enterprises' net loss, we subtract all expenses from the revenue: Net…

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Cat Enterprises conducts a business with the following financial results for the year: Revenue $25,000 Depreciation on equipment ($4,500) Operating expenses Rent Wages ($3,600) ($7,000) ($9,500) Amortization of intangibles ($750) What is Cat Enterprises' net loss for the year?