Question: Using the information from the previous problem, prepare a Statement of Income and Expenses. June 1 Invested cash in Norman Environmental Services and received common

Using the information from the previous problem, prepare a Statement of Income and Expenses.
June 1 Invested cash in Norman Environmental Services and received common stock $58000
June 2 Borrowed from the First Bank of Baltimore and signed a promissory note $40500
June 3 Purchased Supplies with Cash $1100
June 4 Purchased a computer from a local office supply store on account $1075
June 5 Provided tutorial services on account for 3 students $2440
June 5 Paid rent for the month $775
June 6 Placed and paid for an ad in a newspaper to run this month $250
June 7 Paid the office supply store fully for the computer purchased on June 4
June 8 Received $180 cash from tutorial services provided on account on June 5
June 15 Provided additional tutorial services to students for cash $580
June 30 Determined that $310 of supplies was remaining
June 30 Declared and paid dividends in the amount of $450
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Statement of Income and Expenses
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