Kasvataan Cookie Company manufactures and sells various types of cookies to grocery chains as private label brands. The company reported the following balance sheet at the end of 2018:
Assets	Liabilities
Cash				$5,000	Accounts payable		$3,000
Accounts Receivable		2,000	Other liabilities		9,550
Inventories			15,750	Total current liabilities	12,550
Prepaid Insurance			600	Equity
Equipment		11,000		Common stock		10,600
Less acc depreciation	3,500	7,500	Retained earnings		7,700
Total Assets			$30,850	Total liabilities and equity	$30,850
The following items summarize the business activities of the company during 2019:
1.	Borrowed $10,000 on March 1, 2019, signing a 5 year, 6% note payable.
2.	Made $4,500 of cash sales to customers.
3.	Received a $150 invoice for an advertisement in the Cookie Times February 2020 issue.
4.	Made $5,500 of sales on account.
5.	Purchased on account flour for use in manufacturing the companys signature cookies, $6,500.
6.	Received $6,000 from customers on account.
7.	Paid $800 for Directors and Officers liabiltiy insurance coverage for 2020.
8.	Paid a cash dividend of $1,000 to shareholders.
9.	Purchased equipment for $5,500 cash.
10.	Paid trade vendors $2,500 of the balance due.
11.	Paid $3,000 on direct manufacturing-related overhead (e.g. utilities, wages, and other operating costs of Kasvataans manufacturing plant). An additional $1,750 was spent on corporate salaries and other corporate expenses.
12.	Paid $2,300 of other current liabilities.
Information for year-end adjusting entries is as follows:
a.	A physical count of inventory at December 31, 2019 indicated a remaining balance of $21,450.
b.	Depreciation on equipment, $600.
c.	Insurance coverage purchased in 20018 expired in 2019.
d.	Interest on the note is payable annually on March 1.
e.	Income tax expense, $400, payable in June 2020.
Required:
1.	Analyze and record the transactions to the general ledger and then post transactions to T-accounts.
2.	Prepare the 2019 Income Statement and Balance Sheet.
3	Prepare the 2019 Statement of Cash Flows using both the direct and indirect method.

General Journal
Jounral Entries
Transaction	Account	Amount
Number	DR	CR	DR	CR
1	Cash		$ 10,000
1		Note Payable		$ 10,000
2	Cash		$ 4,500
2		Sales Revenue		$ 4,500
4	Accounts Receivable	$ 5,500
4		Sales Revenue		$ 5,500
5	Raw Materials	$ 6,500
5		Accounts Payable		$ 6,500
6	Cash		$ 6,000
6		Accounts Receivable		$ 6,000
7	Prepaid Insurance	$ 800
7		Cash		$ 800
8	Retained Earnings	$ 1,000
8		Cash		$ 1,000
9	Store Equipment	$ 5,500
9		Cash		$ 5,500
10	Accounts Payable	$ 2,500
10		Cash		$ 2,500
11	WIP Inventory	$ 3,000
11		Cash		$ 3,000
11	SG&A Expense	$ 1,750
11		Cash		$ 1,750
12	Other Liabilities	$ 2,300
12		Cash		$ 2,300
a	COGS		$ 3,800
a		Finished Goods Inventory		$ 3,800
b	Depreciation Expense	$ 600
b		Accumulated Depreciation		$ 600
c	Insurance Expense/SG&A Expense	$ 600
c		Prepaid Insurance		$ 600
d	Interest Expense	$ 500
d		Other Liabilities		$ 500
e	Income Tax Expense	$ 400
e		Other Liabilities		$ 400