prepare Income Statement and Balance Sheet for these activites:

On Jan 10th Clear Vent paid $150,000 (in advance) for rental of its annual office space that

runs from Jan 1st to Dec 31st, 2023.

2- Salaries are paid on the 15th and last day of each month; salaries per the payroll reports you obtained are: (assume all DAS have been remied and ignore employer poron fringe benefits)

Jan 15: $8,500

Jan 31: $8,500

New owners implemented a bonus program that is expected to be paid at the end of the

year at an esmated rate of 10% of salaries expense.

3- New data services and web / technology systems to run the business cost $4,000 per month

(these are charged to office expenses)

4- Insurance for the office and to run the business was pre-paid on a 2-year cycle starng July

1st, 2022, at a total cost of $24,000.

5- Customers invoiced in each month subscribe to a standard 12-month membership and are

required to join as of the first of the current month (they are given retroacve access to content and data). The monthly sales report (for January) can be found in Appendix II. Customers who purchased ckets to the in-person conference are also noted in the report.

6- As of Jan 31st, your policy requires 5% of outstanding receivables as an allowance for bad debt. The Company has never recorded an allowance for bad debt in the past.

7- During January Clear Vent received an addional USD $27,000 from non-client on-line conference registraons. The revenue is collected immediately at registraon and the credit card company charges a fee of 2% on all conference registraons up front. For simplicity Clear Vent expenses any fees in the month they are paid/incurred.

8- In January Clear Vent invoiced and collected $176,000 from US and Canadian customers for custom research projects, a non-taxable product. The project team provided you with a detailed status report in Appendix III. Revenue is recorded based on the % of compleon of work each month.

9- The Company spent $5,000 in markeng to aract new clients. It also paid $52,500 in advance for various items required to run the June conference such as hotel (rooms and meals deposits), airline reservaons and other services needed to operate an event.

10- On January 31st the Company repaid the USD $100,000 12 month note which carried a rate of 9% interest (assumed incurred evenly and paid each month end).

11- Half the accounts receivable and all the accounts payable from December have been collected / paid in January (all amounts originated in CAD