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Tom Brown started an interior design company called Interiors by Tom, on April $1,2$xxx$.$ The following

amounts summarize the financial position of her business on April $14,2$xxx$,$ after the first two weeks of

operations:

During the remainder of April, the following events occurred:

a$.$ Issued common stock to Tom Brown in exchange for $$8,000.$

b$.$ Wrote a check for $$1,200$ to pay rent on the first of April.

c$.$ Paid off the beginning balance of Accounts Payable

d$.$ Performed services for a client and received cash of $$3,500$

e$.$ Collected cash from a customer on account, $$400$

f$.$ Purchased supplies on account, $$1,300$

g$.$ Purchased inventory on account, $$600.$

h$.$ Consulted on the interior design of a major office building and billed the client for services

performed, $$5,500$

i$.$ Sold an additional $$10,000$ of common stock in the business

j$.$ Incurred and paid salaries of $$2,500$

k$.$ Sold design supplies that originally cost $$175$ to an interior design student for $$480$ cash.

I. Paid dividends of $$800$ to the stockholders of Interiors by Tom, Inc.

m $.$ Accrued the utilities of $$400$ for the month of April because the invoice will not arrive until the middle

of May.

n$.$ Ending office supplies balance was $$200.$ Record the adjusting entry.

$1.$ Enter the remaining transactions for the month of April into the expanded accounting equation, calculating new balances for each account. Make sure the accounting equation balances.

$2.$ Prepare a single$-$step income statement for Interiors by Tom, Inc., for the month ended April $30,2$xxx$.$