Sally's Salon began operations on January 1 of the current year with an investment by Sally of $21,155 in exchange for common stock. Based on the following trial balance prepare an income statement, statement of retained earnings, and a balance sheet. There were no additional common stock issuances during the year. Sally's SalonTrial BalanceDecember 31Cash$ 6,500?Accounts receivable475?Beauty supplies2,500?Beauty shop equipment17,000?Accounts payable?$ 745Common Stock?21,155Dividends36,000?Revenue earned?72,000Beauty supplies expense3,425?Rent expense6,000?Wages expense22,000?Totals$93,900$93,900

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Sally's Salon
Income Statement
For Year Ended December 31
Revenue earned……………... ???$72,000
Expenses:????
Beauty supplies expense….?$ 3,425??
 Rent expense……………….?6,000??
Wages expense…………….?22,000??
Total expenses……………..??? 31,425
Net Income…………………..???$40,575

?Sally's Salon
Statement of Retained Earnings
For Year Ended December 31
?Retained Earnings, January 1…………………….$0?
?Plus: Net income…………………………………………..40,575?
??40,575?
?Less: Dividends……………………………..(36,000)?
?Retained Earnings, December 31……………….$4,575?
Sally's Salon
Balance Sheet
At December 31
Assets?Liabilities?
Cash……………………..$ 6,500 Accounts payable…………$ 745
Accounts receivable……..475??
Beauty supplies………….2,500Equity?
Beauty shop equipment….17,000 Common Stock……21,155
?? Retained Earnings……4,575
??Total stockholders' equity25,730
Total assets………………$26,475 Total liabilities and equity.$26,475 

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