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Trial Balances For the Years Ended December 31, 2019 2020 2021 Cash - Operating 433.79 4191.76 23762.82 Cash - Reserves 350.94 827.04 3000.54 Cash -

Trial Balances
For the Years Ended December 31,
2019 2020 2021
Cash - Operating 433.79 4191.76 23762.82
Cash - Reserves 350.94 827.04 3000.54
Cash - Loan Account 1688.88 1325.62 0
Accounts Receivable 1984.14 0 6364
Accounts Payable -11163.82 -10153.3
Prepaid Condo Fees -5486.19 -4423.42 -383
Note Payable -35126.1 -16384.1 0
Net Assets - Unrestricted 10055.02 14232.08 10384.98
Net Assets - Reserves 33086.28 14231.47 -3000.54
HOA Charges Income -146444.75 -157021 -151820
HOA Fees Returned 1128.24 469 1876
Interest Income -1.32 -0.46 -0.76
Bounced Checks Out/In 0 0 0
Advertising 108.18 0 0
Bank Fees 327 344 57
Chimney 0 200 0
Exterminating 2430 4790 2291
Insurance 16110.92 16478 15856.47
Landscaping 36935.46 42749.99 26594.7
Legal 1275 0 346.25
Loan Interest 2267.37 1351.28 444.65
Maintenance 9520.54 8507 0
Management fee 10000 10000 4166.667
Misc Exp 0 6861.29 9959.47
Misc Exp 2 0 0 217.94
Net Fraud 14186.92 3705.8 4818.11
Office Expense 1188 1174.37 234.96
Paving 0 32550 0
Professional Services 11173.98 0 0
Snow Removal 34430.4 13033.8 34254.4
Trash 6769.72 8188.43 7682.69
Utilities 2771.4 2771.4 2891.71
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I have to calculate income statement, balance sheet and cash flow for 2021

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