Using the information presented below, prepare a statement of retained earnings and balance sheet from the adjusted trial balance of Dodson Containers.DODSON CONTAINERS

Adjusted Trial Balance
December 31
Cash…………………………………………………. $ 3,050?Accounts receivable…………………………………  400?Prepaid insurance …………………………………...  830?Office supplies .............................................................  80?Office equipment …………………………………….  4,200?Accumulated depreciation-office equipment ……….. ?$ 1,100Buildings……………………………………………...  98,000?Accumulated depreciation-buildings………………..?  28,000Land………………….  115,000?Wages Payable………………………………………?  880Property taxes payable………………………………?  1,400Interest payable……………………………………...?  2,200  Unearned rent………………………………………..?  460Long-term notes payable…………………………….?  150,000Common stock ……………………………….?  30,000Retained earnings ……………………………….?  10,340Dividends21,000?Rent earned ………………………………………….?  67,500Wages expense ……………………………………...29,000?Utilities expense …………………………………….  2,900?Property taxes expense ……………………………..2,400?Insurance expense…………………………………...  5,800?Office supplies expense………………………………  250?Depreciation expense-office equipment……………..400?Depreciation expense-buildings……………………..5,570?Interest expense …………………………………….  3,000?________?Totals ………………………………………………..$291,880$291,880

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DODSON CONTAINERS
Statement of Retained Earnings
For Year Ended December 31

Retained earnings, January 1?$10,340
Net income?18,180
$28,520
???
Less dividends ?21,000
Retained earnings, December 31?$7,520

  DODSON CONTAINERS
  Balance Sheet
  December 31
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 Assets???
Cash?$ 3,050?
Accounts Receivable?400?
Prepaid Insurance?830?
Office Supplies?80?
Land?115,000?
Office Equipment$ 4,200??
Less: Accumulated depreciation  1,1003,100?
Buildings98,000??
Less: Accumulated depreciation28,000  70,000?
Total assets?$192,460?
????
Liabilities???
Wages Payable$ 880??
Property Taxes Payable1,400??
Interest Payable2,200??
Unearned Rent460??
Long-Term Note Payable150,000??
Total Liabilities?$154,940?
????
Equity???
Common stock?30,000?
Retained earnings?  7,520?
Total Liabilities and Equity?$192,460?

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