Harbor Island Investments (HII) is a discount brokerage firm offering clients investment advice, trading services, and a variety of mutual funds for investment. HII has collected the following information for November: Employee compensation Employee training programs Fees paid to execute trades Lease and facility costs Marketing Revenues (Advisory fees) Revenues (Brokerage commissions) Sales commissions to brokers Supervisors salaries Required: Prepare an income statement for November for HII. Sales revenue Total revenues Cost of services sold $884,000 471,500 2,204,000 196,500 103,000 Total costs of services 1,654,000 3,304,000 279,000 334,000 HARBOR ISLAND INVESTMENTS Income Statement For the Month Ending November 30

Harbor Island Investments (HII) is a discount brokerage firm offering clients investment advice, trading services, and a variety of mutual funds for investment. HII has collected the following information for November: Employee compensation Employee training programs Fees paid to execute trades Lease and facility costs Marketing Revenues (Advisory fees) Revenues (Brokerage commissions) Sales commissions to brokers Supervisors salaries Required: Prepare an income statement for November for HII. Sales revenue Total revenues Cost of services sold $884,000 471,500 2,204,000 196,500 103,000 Total costs of services 1,654,000 3,304,000 279,000 334,000 HARBOR ISLAND INVESTMENTS Income Statement For the Month Ending November 30

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