The income statement, balance sheets, and additional information for Great Adventures, Inc., are provided below. GREAT ADVENTURES, INC. Income statement For the year ended December 31, 2022 Net revenues: Expenses: Cost of goods sold Operating expenses Depreciation expense Interest expense Income tax axpense Total expenses Net Income Assets Current assets: Cash Accounts receivable Inventory Other current assets Long-term assets: Land Buildings Equipment Accumulated depreciation Total assets Liabilities and Stockholders' Equity Current liabilities: Accounts payable Interest payable Income tax payable Other current liabilities $40,300 73,360 19,958 Notes payable (current and long-term) Stockholders' equity: 11,274 16,300 GREAT ADVENTURES, INC. Balance Sheets December 31, 2022 and 2021 $202,250 Common stock Paid-in capital Retained earnings Treasury stock Total liabilities and stockholders' equity 161,184 $ 41,066 2022 $318,014 $ 52,620 50,840 10,600 1,260 860,000 908,000 99,080 (28,850) $2,218,944 $ 36,640 930 16,300 31,800 883,078 156,000 1,231,600 60,596 (198,000) 2021 $2,218,944 0 e 5,940 58,000 (8,900) $119,900 $ 3,520 030 14,360 0 33,600 20,000 0 35,250 0 $119,900 Additional Information for 2022: 1. Land of $860,000 was obtained by issuing a note payable to the seller. 2. Buildings of $908,000 and equipment of $41,080 were purchased using cash. 3. Monthly payments during the year reduced notes payable by $10,522 Increase (I) = Decrease (D) $265,394 (1) 58,848 (1) 10,600 (1) 4,689 (0) 860,000 (1) 908,000 (1) 41,080 (1) 19,950 (1) $ 33,120 (1) 1,940 (1) 31,800 (1) 849,478 (1) 136,009 (1) 1,231,600 (1) 25,346 (1) (198,000) (1)

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**Great Adventures, Inc. Financial Statements and Additional Information**

### Income Statement for the Year Ended December 31, 2022

- **Net Revenues:** $202,250
- **Expenses:**
  - Cost of Goods Sold: $50,389
  - Operating Expenses: $73,568
  - Depreciation Expense: $7,750
  - Interest Expense: $13,987
  - Income Tax Expense: $16,336
- **Total Expenses:** $162,030
- **Net Income:** $41,066

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### Balance Sheets as of December 31, 2022 and 2021

#### Assets

- **Current Assets:**
  - Cash: $318,614 (2022); $276,924 (2021); Increase of $41,690
  - Accounts Receivable: $8,636 (2022); $7,850 (2021); Increase of $786
  - Inventory: $8,214 (2022); $6,582 (2021); Increase of $1,632
  - Other Current Assets: $15,000 (2022); $5,046 (2021); Increase of $9,954
- **Long-term Assets:**
  - Land: $860,000 (2022); $0 (2021); Increase of $860,000
  - Equipment: $1,686,000 (2022); $780,000 (2021); Increase of $906,000
  - Less: Accumulated Depreciation: ($654,350) (2022); ($594,000) (2021); Increase in depreciation of $60,350

- **Total Assets:** $2,218,614 (2022); $119,802 (2021); Increase of $1,998,812

#### Liabilities and Stockholders' Equity

- **Current Liabilities:**
  - Accounts Payable: $36,649 (2022); $3,520 (2021); Increase of $33,129
  - Interest Payable: $6,840 (2022); $5,120 (2021); Increase of $1,720
  - Income Tax Payable: $6,254 (2022); $6,486 (2021); Decrease of $232
  - Other Current Liabilities: $83,
Transcribed Image Text:**Great Adventures, Inc. Financial Statements and Additional Information** ### Income Statement for the Year Ended December 31, 2022 - **Net Revenues:** $202,250 - **Expenses:** - Cost of Goods Sold: $50,389 - Operating Expenses: $73,568 - Depreciation Expense: $7,750 - Interest Expense: $13,987 - Income Tax Expense: $16,336 - **Total Expenses:** $162,030 - **Net Income:** $41,066 --- ### Balance Sheets as of December 31, 2022 and 2021 #### Assets - **Current Assets:** - Cash: $318,614 (2022); $276,924 (2021); Increase of $41,690 - Accounts Receivable: $8,636 (2022); $7,850 (2021); Increase of $786 - Inventory: $8,214 (2022); $6,582 (2021); Increase of $1,632 - Other Current Assets: $15,000 (2022); $5,046 (2021); Increase of $9,954 - **Long-term Assets:** - Land: $860,000 (2022); $0 (2021); Increase of $860,000 - Equipment: $1,686,000 (2022); $780,000 (2021); Increase of $906,000 - Less: Accumulated Depreciation: ($654,350) (2022); ($594,000) (2021); Increase in depreciation of $60,350 - **Total Assets:** $2,218,614 (2022); $119,802 (2021); Increase of $1,998,812 #### Liabilities and Stockholders' Equity - **Current Liabilities:** - Accounts Payable: $36,649 (2022); $3,520 (2021); Increase of $33,129 - Interest Payable: $6,840 (2022); $5,120 (2021); Increase of $1,720 - Income Tax Payable: $6,254 (2022); $6,486 (2021); Decrease of $232 - Other Current Liabilities: $83,
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