X Company, a merchandiser, started business on June 1. The following were June transactions: Received $94,000 from
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X Company, a merchandiser, started business on June 1. The following were June transactions:
Received $94,000 from a group of investors.
Bought $8,450 of merchandise, $3,482 for cash and $4,968 on account.
Sold merchandise for $21,600, of which $17,315 was for cash and $4,285 was on account; Cost of Goods Sold was 56% of sales.
Paid $3,481 to suppliers for merchandise previously bought on account.
Paid wages of $5,090.
Collected $2,867 from customers on account.
Paid $5,400 for rent in advance.
What were total liabilities on June 30?
A: $1,487 | B: $1,978 | C: $2,630 | D: $3,498 | E: $4,653 | F: $6,188 |
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What were the total equities on June 30?
A: $53,312 | B: $62,375 | C: $72,979 | D: $85,385 | E: $99,901 | F: $116,884 |
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What was net income in June [ignore adjusting entries]?
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