$100,000                           $200,000 Expenses     Net income                            $40,000   Retained earnings, January 1                             $300,000 Dividends declared                            $50,000                            $70,000 Retained earnings, December 31                           $120,000                           $310,000 Current assets, December 31

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Entity A and Entity B are separate entities, and both use a calendar-year accounting period. Using the information provided for each entity in the table below, enter the appropriate amounts in the designated cells below. Enter all amounts as positive values. If no entry is necessary, enter a zero (0) or leave the cell blank.

Account Entity A Entity B
Revenues                           $100,000                           $200,000
Expenses
 
 
Net income                            $40,000
 
Retained earnings, January 1
 
                          $300,000
Dividends declared                            $50,000                            $70,000
Retained earnings, December 31                           $120,000                           $310,000
Current assets, December 31
 
                           $60,000
Noncurrent assets, December 31                           $420,000
 
Total assets, December 31                           $500,000
 
Current liabilities, December 31
 
                           $30,000
Noncurrent liabilities, December 31                           $270,000
 
Total liabilities, December 31
 
                          $140,000
Paid-in capital, December 31
 
                          $520,000
Total shareholders' equity, December 31                           $200,000
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