The net income (loss) for Shep Company in each separate situation is determined as follows:
a. Net income(loss) = $21,600
b. Net income(loss) = $2,300
c. Net income(loss) = $30,800
Data and Calculations:
Beginning End of Year
Total assets $52,400 $83,000
Total liabilities $23,200 $36,200
Based on the accounting equation, Equity = Assets - Liabilities
Situation a):
Situation b):
Situation c):
Shep's Equity at the end of the year = Equity at beginning + Additional Capital + Net income (loss) - Dividends paid
Situation a):
$46,800 = $29,200 + $4,200 + Net income (loss) - $8,200
$46,800 = $25,200 + Net income (loss)
Net income (loss) = $21,600 ($46,800 - $25,200)
Situation b):
$46,800 = $29,200 + $15,300 + Net income (loss) - $0
$46,800 = $44,500 + Net income (loss)
Net income (loss) = $2,300 ($46,800 - $44,500)
Situation c):
$46,800 = $29,200 + $0 + Net income (loss) - $13,200
$46,800 = $16,000 + Net income (loss)
Net income (loss) = $30,800 ($46,800 - $16,000)
The Equity at the end is made up of:
Thus, to determine the net income (loss) for each situation, the first item to be determined is the equity at the beginning and the equity at the end of the year.
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