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The adjusted trial balance for Impressions Dance School has been provided for the year ended September 30, 2020. The new bookkeeper alphabetized the accounts. Account

The adjusted trial balance for Impressions Dance School has been provided for the year ended September 30, 2020. The new bookkeeper alphabetized the accounts.
 

Account Debit  Credit 
Accounts payable   $21,680 
Accounts receivable$12,500    
Accumulated depreciation, automobiles    38,360 
Accumulated depreciation, building    159,000 
Alisha Bjorn, capital    150,960 
Alisha Bjorn, withdrawals 12,000    
Automobiles 66,000    
Building 226,000    
Cash 10,600    
Copyright 5,900    
Depreciation expense, automobiles 6,100    
Depreciation expense, building 27,400    
Dance lesson revenue    149,680 
Gas, oil, and repairs expense 28,600    
Land 31,900    
Land for future expansion 40,000    
Notes payable*    80,000 
Brand name 7,800    
Rent revenue    20,000 
Salaries expense 164,000    
Store supplies 3,380    
Unearned revenue    22,500 
Totals$642,180 $642,180 

 

*The notes payable plus interest are due in 18 months.


The owner made no investments during the year.

 

Prepare an income statement for the year ended September 30, 2020.



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