Attempt 1 IN PROGRESS Next Up: Submit Assignment Details Let's practice the closing entries with this exercise. Below is the income statement for Red Storm Cleaners for the year ended December 31, 2020. During 2020, dividends paid by Red Storm Cleaners were $1.100. Write down the closing entries for Red Storm Cleaners and upload your solution to Canvas The file types that can be uploaded are: txt, doc, docx, xls, xlsx, pdf, jpg, jpeg, pne Red Storm Cleaners Income Statement For the year ended December 31, 2020 Details Now we've finished all the steps in the accounting cycle, both during the period (Module 2 and Module 3), and at the end of the period (Module 4 and Module 5). is the perfect time to plece all the steps together and have a recap and full picture of how the accounting cycle turns transactions into financial statements. This comprehensive exercise does just that. This is the second part. We already did the first part in Module 3 (task 2). If it already feels a bit rusty (2 weeks could seem like a century. I know), why not take a look at your notes on Part 1 of the exercise and then begin working on part 27 Like the last time submit it via Canvas when you are done. Handwritten or typed, doesn't matter. Download the exercise bere Attempt 1 IN PROGRESS Next Up: Submit Assignment Details Let's practice the closing entries with this exercise. Below is the income statement for Red Storm Cleaners for the year ended December 31, 2020. During 2020, dividends paid by Red Storm Cleaners were $1.100. Write down the closing entries for Red Storm Cleaners and upload your solution to Canvas The file types that can be uploaded are: txt, doc, docx, xls, xlsx, pdf, jpg, jpeg, pne Red Storm Cleaners Income Statement For the year ended December 31, 2020 Details Now we've finished all the steps in the accounting cycle, both during the period (Module 2 and Module 3), and at the end of the period (Module 4 and Module 5). is the perfect time to plece all the steps together and have a recap and full picture of how the accounting cycle turns transactions into financial statements. This comprehensive exercise does just that. This is the second part. We already did the first part in Module 3 (task 2). If it already feels a bit rusty (2 weeks could seem like a century. I know), why not take a look at your notes on Part 1 of the exercise and then begin working on part 27 Like the last time submit it via Canvas when you are done. Handwritten or typed, doesn't matter. Download the exercise bere