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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
- Equity at the beginning = $29,200 ($52,400 - $23,200)
- Equity at the end of the year = $46,800 ($83,000 - $36,200)
Situation a):
- Issuance of new common stock = $4,200
- Payment of dividends = $8,200
Situation b):
- Issuance of new common stock = $15,300
- Payment of dividends = $0
Situation c):
- Issuance of new common stock = $0
- Payment of dividends = $13,200
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:
- Equity at the beginning
- Plus additional capital
- Plus net income or (loss)
- Minus dividends paid.
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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