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1 Record your initial investment 1 / 2 / 2 0 1 8 Cash $ 1 0 0 , 0 0 0 Common stock $

1 Record your initial investment
1/2/2018 Cash $100,000
Common stock $100,000
2 Record the energy bills
1/31/2018 Utility expenses $665.72
Utility payable $665.72
2/15/2018 Utility Payable $665.72
Cash $665.72
2/28/2018 Utility expenses $845.79
Utility payable $845.79
3/15/2018 Utility Payable $845.79
Cash $845.79
3/15/2018 Utility expenses $795.63
Utility payable $795.63
4/15/2018 Utility Payable $795.63
Cash $795.63
3 Record all moving jobs that are listed on your calendar
1/4/2018 Cash $1,500
Sale $1,500
1/4/2018 Contractor expense (12x$20) $240
Contractor expense payable $240
1/4/2018 Supplies expenses $200
Cash $200
1/6/2018 Cash $300
Sale $300
1/6/2018 Contractor expense (2x$20) $40
Contractor expense payable $40
1/6/2018 Supplies expenses $50
Cash $50
1/6/2018 Contractor expense payable $280
Cash $280
1/9/2018 Cash $2,200
Sale $2,200
1/9/2018 Contractor expense (15x$20) $300
Contractor expense payable $300
1/9/2018 Supplies expenses $500
Cash $500
1/12/2018 Cash $400
Sale $400
1/12/2018 Contractor expense (2.5x$20) $50
Contractor expense payable $50
1/12/2018 Supplies expenses $50
Cash $50
1/13/2018 Contractor expense payable $350
Cash $350
1/28/2018 Cash $350
Sale $350
1/28/2018 Contractor expense (1.5x$20) $30
Contractor expense payable $30
1/28/2018 Supplies expenses $50
Cash $50
2/1/2018 Cash $1,500
Sale $1,500
2/1/2018 Contractor expense (12x$20) $240
Contractor expense payable $240
2/1/2018 Supplies expenses $300
Cash $300
2/3/2018 Contractor ecpense payable $270
Cash $270
2/40/2018 Cash $650
Sale $650
2/4/2018 Contractor expense (5x$20) $100
Contractor expense payable $100
2/4/2018 Supplies expenses $50
Cash $50
2/10/2018 Contractor expense payable $100
Cash $100
2/16/2018 Cash $5,000
Sale $5,000
2/16/2018 Contractor expense (23x$20) $460
Contractor expence payable $460
2/16/2018 Supplies expenses $1,000
Cash $1,000
2/20/2018 Cash $500
Sale $500
2/20/2018 Contractor expense (3x$20) $60
Contractor expense payable $60
2/20/2018 Supplies expenses $50
Cash $50
2/24/2018 Contractor expense payable $520
Cash $520
3/10/2018 Cash $2,000
Sale $2,000
3/10/2018 Contractor expense (18x$20) $360
Cash $360
3/10/2018 Supplies expenses $300
Cash $300
3/14/2018 Cash $300
Sale $300
3/14/2018 Contractor expense (1.5x$20) $30
Contractor expense payable $30
3/14/2018 Supplies expenses $50
Cash $50
3/17/2018 Supplies expense payable $30
Cash $30
3/29/2018 Cash $1,500
Sale $1,500
3/29/2018 Contractor expense (12x$20) $240
Contractor expense payable $240
3/29/2018 Supplies expenses $300
Cash $300
3/31/2018 Contractor expense payable $240
Cash $240
4 Record the two separate truck purchases and calculated depreciation for Jan, feb and March
1/12/2018 Moving trucks $103,480
Long term Loan $103,480
3/23/2018 Moving Trucks $48,325
Long term loan $48,325
1/31/2018 Depreciation expense $718.61
Accumulated Depreciation $718.61
(Full month depreciation is charged)
2/28/2016 Depreciation expense $718.61
Accumulated Depreciation $718.61
Depreciation is not charged on second purchase as it put to use in last
2/1/2018 Long term loan $1,724.67
Cash $1,724.67
(Loan installment paid)
3/1/2018 Long term loan $1,724.67
Cash $1,724.67
5 Record the leasing agreement
1/1/2018 Refundable Deposit $5,000
Cash $5,000
1/1/2018 Rent expense $1,000
Cash $1,000
2/1/2018 Rent expense $1,000
Cash $1,000
3/1/2018 Rent expense $1,000
Cash $1,000 I need help putting together the income statement. Im not sure how to comes up with the sales, total income, gross profit, total expenses, net operating income,and net income

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