Chapter 5 Part 2 i The following account information, in alphabetical order, was taken from the worksheet of Compu-Soft for The month ended november 30, 2023. \table[[,Account, \table[[Adjusted Trial], [Balance]]], [201,,Credit], [106, \table[[Accounts payable], [Accounts receivable]],.,780],[166, Accumulated depreciation, sto,core equipment, $1,230,4,900],[101,Cash,,2,250,],[502,Cost of goods sold,,15,100,],[612, Depreciation expense, store,equipment, 120,],[301, Peter Delta, capital,,,2,715],[302, Peter Delta, withdrawals,,4,900,],[406 ,Rent revenue,,,2,800],[413, Sales,,, 29,700], [415,Sales discounts,,45,], [414,Sales returns and allowances,,750,], [165,Store equipment,, \table[[1,500],[2,400]]],[690,\table[[Utilities expense], [Wages expense]],, \table[[2,40 0],[6,600]]],[623,\table [[Wages expense], [Totals]],,$40,895,$40,895 - Chapter 5 Part 2 i education.com/ext/map/index.html?_con=con&external_browser=0&launchUrl=https% 253A%252F%252Flms.mheducation.co 201 Accounts payable 106 Accounts receivable. 166 101 502 612 301 302 The following account information, in alphabetical order, was taken from the worksheet of Compu-Soft for th 30, 2023. Account Accumulated depreciation, store equipment Cash Cost of goods sold Depreciation expense, store equipment Peter Delta, capital Peter Delta, withdrawals 406 Rent revenue 3 413 Sales 415 Sales discounts 414 Sales returns and allowances 165 Store equipment 690 Utilities expense 623 Wages expense Totals c COMPU-SOFT Income Statement For Month Ended November 30, 2023 Adjusted Trial Balance Saved Debit Credit $ 780 $1,230 2,250 15,100 120 4,900 4,900 Prev 2,715 2,800 29,700 45 750 7,500 2,400 6,600 $40,895 $40,895 Required: Prepare a multiple-step income statement for the month ended November 30, 2023. 1 of 4 Next >
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![Chapter 5 Part 2 i The following account information, in alphabetical order, was taken from the worksheet
of Compu-Soft for The month ended november 30, 2023. \table[[,Account, \table [[Adjusted Trial], [Balance]]],
[201,,Credit], [106,\table [[Accounts payable], [Accounts receivable]],,,780],[166, Accumulated depreciation,
sto,core equipment, $1,230,4,900],[101,Cash,,2,250,],[502,Cost of goods sold,,15,100,],[612, Depreciation
expense, store,equipment, 120,],[301, Peter Delta, capital,,,2,715],[302, Peter Delta, withdrawals,,4,900,],[406
,Rent revenue,,,2,800],[413, Sales,,, 29,700], [415,Sales discounts,,45,], [414,Sales returns and allowances,,750,],
[165,Store equipment,, \table[[1,500],[2,400]]],[690,\table[[Utilities expense], [Wages expense]],, \table[[2,40
0],[6,600]]],[623,\table [[Wages expense], [Totals]],,$40,895,$40,895
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Chapter 5 Part 2 i
201 Accounts payable.
106 Accounts receivable
166
The following account information, in alphabetical order, was taken from the worksheet of Compu-Soft for th
30, 2023.
Account
Accumulated depreciation, store equipment
101
Cash
502 Cost of goods sold
612 Depreciation expense, store equipment
301 Peter Delta, capital
302
C
Peter Delta, withdrawals
406
Rent revenue
413
Sales
415
Sales discounts
414 Sales returns and allowances
165
Store equipment
690
Utilities expense
623 Wages expense
Totals.
COMPU-SOFT
Income Statement
For Month Ended November 30, 2023
Adjusted Trial
Balance
Debit Credit
$ 780
$ 1,230
Saved
2,250
15,100
120
4,900
4,900
Prev
2,715
2,800
29,700
45
750
7,500
2,400
6,600
$40,895 $40,895
Required:
Prepare a multiple-step income statement for the month ended November 30, 2023.
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