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Schaden Company recorded the following transactions in Year 2 : table [ [ Event , Description ] , [ 1 , On January 2

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Schaden Company recorded the following transactions in Year 2:
\table[[Event,Description],[1,On January 2, paid $4,800 in wages due from Year 1.],[2,\table[[On July 1, paid $16,000 in advance to rent storage space],[for one year.]]],[3,\table[[Received $7,000 cash in advance for services to be],[performed in December Year 2 and January and February],[Year 3]]],[4,\table[[Purchased 11,000 units of inventory at $13.00 each on],[account.]]],[5,\table[[Sold 10,500 units of inventory for $21.00 each on account.],[Schaden uses the FIFO cost flow assumption.]]],[6,Collected $198,450 from customers on account.],[7,Paid for operating expenses with cash of $82,000.],[8,Paid $71,500 on previously owed accounts payable.],[9,\table[[Declared and Paid a $26,000 cash dividend to the],[stockholders.]]],[10,\table[[Paid the interest due on the note payable balance of],[$150,000 as of December 31, year 2. The note payable],[requires an annual principal payment of $10,000 due],[December 31 and carries a 7% interest rate.]]],[11,\table[[Paid the annual payment due on the note payable on],[December 31, year 2. The note payable requires an annual],[principal payment of $10,000 due on December 31.]]]]
Information for Year 2 adjusting entries:
Event Description
12 The advance payment for rental of storage space (Event 2) was made on July 1 for a one-year term.
The services to be provided in the future (Event 3) began
13 on December 1 and the three-month contract started on that day.
14
$5,000 of wages have been earned by employees but not yet paid.
Schaden had the following Account Balances at January 1, Year 2:
\table[[Account,\table[[Account Balance at],[January 1, Year 2]]],[Accounts Payable,$40,000
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