Step 2: The Martins know that setting up some projected Income Statements are important. They need to look at what the first year of operations (ending Dec 31st, 2021) might look like and if possible they will need to look at the years thereafter to get an impression of what the long term might look like. RM Purchases: $175,000* (Raw Material Purchases is a part of COGS) Sales Salaries: 80,000 Advertising: 3,000 Travel: 2,000 Revenue: 350,000 Financing Costs: 10,000 Freight-In: 2,000 Income Taxes: 13,000 Sales Com'n: 2,000 Depreciation: 38,000 A second financial statement that is key to understanding a business is the Balance Sheet. The Martins have estimated the following accounts to be a part of their Balance Sheet. Trade Receivables: $35,000 Cash: 15,000 Short Term Loan: 30,000 Share Capital: 100,000 inancial Analysis - Google Chrome 7/fullscreen/10057603/View -e 2020 (1)2 Financing Costs: 10,000 Freight-in: 2,000 Income Taxes: 13,000 Sales Com'n: 2,000 Depreciation: 38,000 A second financial statement that is key to understanding a business is the Balance Sheet. The Martins have estimated the following accounts to be a part of their Balance Sheet. Trade Receivables: $35,000 Cash: 15,000 Short Term Loan: 30,000 Share Capital: 100,000 Long Term Liabilities: 60,000 Property, Plant: 170,000 Prepaid Expenses: 5,000 Yearly LTD Retirement: 5,000 Retained Earnings: 25,000 Accumulated Dep'n: 38,000 Current Payables: 17,000 Inventories: 50,000 Analysis - Google Chrome Ereen/10057603/View 2020 (1)2 Q1: With the above accounts, prepare CompuTech's Income Statement for the year ending, December 31, 2021. Q2: With the above accounts, prepare CompuTech's Balance Sheet as at December 31, 2021. Q3: Which of the above accounts are FIXED, and which are VARIABLE? Q4: What is the COGS for the year 2021? o i Step 2: The Martins know that setting up some projected Income Statements are important. They need to look at what the first year of operations (ending Dec 31st, 2021) might look like and if possible they will need to look at the years thereafter to get an impression of what the long term might look like. RM Purchases: $175,000* (Raw Material Purchases is a part of COGS) Sales Salaries: 80,000 Advertising: 3,000 Travel: 2,000 Revenue: 350,000 Financing Costs: 10,000 Freight-In: 2,000 Income Taxes: 13,000 Sales Com'n: 2,000 Depreciation: 38,000 A second financial statement that is key to understanding a business is the Balance Sheet. The Martins have estimated the following accounts to be a part of their Balance Sheet. Trade Receivables: $35,000 Cash: 15,000 Short Term Loan: 30,000 Share Capital: 100,000 inancial Analysis - Google Chrome 7/fullscreen/10057603/View -e 2020 (1)2 Financing Costs: 10,000 Freight-in: 2,000 Income Taxes: 13,000 Sales Com'n: 2,000 Depreciation: 38,000 A second financial statement that is key to understanding a business is the Balance Sheet. The Martins have estimated the following accounts to be a part of their Balance Sheet. Trade Receivables: $35,000 Cash: 15,000 Short Term Loan: 30,000 Share Capital: 100,000 Long Term Liabilities: 60,000 Property, Plant: 170,000 Prepaid Expenses: 5,000 Yearly LTD Retirement: 5,000 Retained Earnings: 25,000 Accumulated Dep'n: 38,000 Current Payables: 17,000 Inventories: 50,000 Analysis - Google Chrome Ereen/10057603/View 2020 (1)2 Q1: With the above accounts, prepare CompuTech's Income Statement for the year ending, December 31, 2021. Q2: With the above accounts, prepare CompuTech's Balance Sheet as at December 31, 2021. Q3: Which of the above accounts are FIXED, and which are VARIABLE? Q4: What is the COGS for the year 2021? o
