Question 2) Billy Bob's Bikes Corporation is having some issues with their accounting department. They hired some accountants who got their educations at an institution other than Eastern Illinois University. Luckily, Billy Bob found out you were going to Eastern Illinois University and hired you immediately! Billy Bob has asked you to fix the mistakes that the other accountants have made. Below is the information the bad accountants came up with: Billy Bob's Bikes Corporation Income Statement For the Year Ended August 31, 2019 Sales (45 bikes) $ 1,008,800 Less operating expenses: Selling and administrative salaries $ 107,000 Advertising 200,000 Cleaning supplies, factory- 6,000 Indirect labor cost 135,000 Depreciation, office headquarters 18,000 Direct labor costs 80,000 Raw materials purchased 335.000 Maintenance, factory 47.000 Rental cost 60.000 Insurance, factory 9,000 Uties 40.000 Depreciation, production equipment 75,000 Travel, salespersons 60,000 $1,172,000 Net operating loss $ (163,200 Additional information as of August 31, 2019: They began operations on September 1, 2018 and had zero balances in Raw Materials. Work-in-Process and Finished Goods on that date. They manufactured 56 bikes during the fiscal year and they all cost the same to manufacture. Ending Work-in-Process was determined to be $26,500. Ten percent of the utilities was used at the headquarters Ending Raw Materials was determined to be $33,300. 1. Eighty percent of the rental cost was used at the factory. Billy Bob really needs to know if his company is doing as bad as the accountants who went to other University's said he's doing. Can you help him out?? Required: 1. Prepare a schedule of cost of goods manufactured for the year in good complete form. 2. Prepare a corrected income statement for the gospel in good complete form 3. What should Billy Bob do with the accountants who got their educations at institutions not named Eastern Illinois University? Good complete form means: show a proper heading the full statement in detail and double underline your final answer (similar to what you did in financial accounting for financial statements)