Q1. Create an income statement in good form for the company based on the information given below: Michael Petcherski from Toronto, ON, seeks Dragon dollars for his line of dehydrated apple snacks. The three Works Snacks and Chips company asking Dragon for 300K in exchange of 15% of the company's equity. The company first year Sale total of $850,000 and assumed that $460,000 of the sale is coming from the apple product. Profit margin: globally, the company made the total of 65% on gross margin. The founder invested 15-20% on promotion expense before the 65% of the sale Assume a tax rate of 15%.

Q1. Create an income statement in good form for the company based on the information given below: Michael Petcherski from Toronto, ON, seeks Dragon dollars for his line of dehydrated apple snacks. The three Works Snacks and Chips company asking Dragon for 300K in exchange of 15% of the company's equity. The company first year Sale total of $850,000 and assumed that $460,000 of the sale is coming from the apple product. Profit margin: globally, the company made the total of 65% on gross margin. The founder invested 15-20% on promotion expense before the 65% of the sale Assume a tax rate of 15%.

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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