Below is an Unadjusted Income Statement and an Unadjusted Balance Sheet for the first year of a hypothetical company whose year ended December 31, 2021. Additional information is below to allow you to prepare both an Adjusted Income Statement and an Adjusted Balance sheet. The information in (3) through (7) requires you to make decisions under the assumption that you are either a conservative or an aggressive manager. So the first thing you must do is decide to be either a conservative manager (report the lowest net income (highest expenses)) so that you don't overstate the financial health of the company or an aggressive manager (report the highest net income (lowest expenses)) so that you can get rewarded for good performance. Unadjusted INCOME STATEMENT year ended December 31, 2021 Sales Revenue Cost of Goods Sold Gross Profit Operating expenses Insurance expense Uncollectible accounts expense 2,900,000 2,900,000 348,000 Depreciation expense Warranty expense Amortization expense/patent impairment loss Income from operations 2,552,000 Non-operating expenses: Interest expense Net income before taxes 2,552,000 Taxes (21% combined federal and state Taxes) 535,920 Net Income 2,016,080