Shep Company's records show the following information for the current year. Beginning of year End of year Total assets $ 51, 600 S 82,000 Total liabilities S 22,800 S 35,800 Determine net income (loss) for each of the following separate situations. Note: For all requirements, losses should be entered with a minus sign. Additional owner investments of $3,800 were contributed, and withdrawals of $7,800 were made during the current year. Additional owner investments of S15, 200 were contributed, and no withdrawals were made during the current year. No additional owner investments were contributed, and withdrawals of $12, 800 were made during the current year.

Shep Company's records show the following information for the current year. Beginning of year End of year Total assets $ 51, 600 S 82,000 Total liabilities S 22,800 S 35,800 Determine net income (loss) for each of the following separate situations. Note: For all requirements, losses should be entered with a minus sign. Additional owner investments of $3,800 were contributed, and withdrawals of $7,800 were made during the current year. Additional owner investments of S15, 200 were contributed, and no withdrawals were made during the current year. No additional owner investments were contributed, and withdrawals of $12, 800 were made during the current year.

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