Question No.3Al-Rehm an Company Limited is register ed with an author ized capital of Rs.2,000,000 divided into200,000 ar dinary shar e of Rs.10 cach. The following balances ea tracted from the books of thecom pany on December 31, 2019:DebitCreditTitle of AccountRs.Rs.Cash at BankAccounts ReceivableAllowance for Bad DebtsMerchandise Inventar y (Beg)Machiner yAccum ulated Depreciation (Machinery)Accounts PayableMartgage Notes PayableShare CapitalRetained Ear ningSalesPur chasesSalaries ExpenseTransportation-inRent ExpenseAuditar's Fee20,00055,0004,50011,2501,250,000150,00045,000300,000750,000217,750375,000375,00037,50045,00041,0007,5001,842,250 1,842,250TotalData for Adjustment:I. Provide Depreciation on Machiner y for the year Rs.50,000II. Prepaid Salaries Rs750III.Salaries Payable Rs.500IV.Mer chandise Inventar y Rs 180,000V. Appropriate Rs20,000 for Building Extension and Rs45,000 far ContingenciesPrepaid Salar ies 750 DrSalaries Exp 750 CrRequired:A. Prepare Income Statem entB. Prepare Statem ent of Retained EarningC. Prepare Balance Sheet

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Data for Adjustment: I. Provide Depr eciation on Machiner y for the year Rs.50,000 II. Prepaid Salaries Rs750 Prepaid Salaries 750 Dr III.Salaries Payable Rs.500 IV.Mer chandise Inventor y Rs 180,000 V. Appropriate Rs.20,000 for Building Extension and Rs45,000 far Contingencies Salaries Exp 750 Cr Required: A. Prepare Income Statem ent В. Prepare Statem ent of Retained Earning C. Prepare Balance Sheet

Data for Adjustment: I. Provide Depr eciation on Machiner y for the year Rs.50,000 II. Prepaid Salaries Rs750 Prepaid Salaries 750 Dr III.Salaries Payable Rs.500 IV.Mer chandise Inventor y Rs 180,000 V. Appropriate Rs.20,000 for Building Extension and Rs45,000 far Contingencies Salaries Exp 750 Cr Required: A. Prepare Income Statem ent В. Prepare Statem ent of Retained Earning C. Prepare Balance Sheet

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