Indicate by letter whether each item below would appear on the income statement (IS), balance sheet (BS), or statement of retained earnings (E). ________

a. Common Stock
________ b. Dividends
________ c. Wages Expense
________ d. Commissions Earned
________ e. Buildings
________ f. Accounts Payable
________ g. Utilities Expense
________ h. Beginning Retained Earnings
________ i. Accounts Receivable
________ j. Notes Payable


a. BS f. BS
b. E g. IS
c. IS h. E
d. IS i. BS
e. BS j. BS

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