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Income Statement CH 5 Q5-1 Hussam Iskandarni /200800510
Majed Al Malehi/ Thamer Alhuzami/ Abdulkreem Al Eliwi/
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Outline Case question 5-1 The income statement problem
The deficiencies of the problem Conclusion
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Case question John Amos Corporation, the business of john started on January. 1, He had a successful work with no trouble, until he suddenly wants a bank loan for the expansion of the business, so the bank wanted his audited income statement for the year of 2003, he had an income statement that was made by the accountant of john. ( identify the deficiencies of the income statement before it is submitted to the bank)
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John Amos Corporation Income statement
Sales $850,000 Dividends ,300 Gain on recovery of insurance proceeds from earthquake loss 38,500 920,800
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John Amos Corporation Income statement
Less: Selling expenses ,100 Cost of good sold ,000 Advertising expense ,700 Loss on obsolescence ,000 Administrative expense 73, ,000 Income before tax ,000 Income tax ,000 Net income $84,000
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The deficiencies of John Amos Corporation
There is a mistake in the heading of the income statement; it should have the name of the company and the date of the income statement The recovery gain of insurance should be said as extraordinary in a separate section of the income statement The cost of goods sold usually it is the first in expense then comes selling expenses.
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Advertising expense is a selling expense and it must be classified as such, unless the expenses are different from periods before. . Loss on obsolescence of inventories might be classified as an unusual item and separately disclosed if it is unusual or infrequent but not both. The period of income tax is required to relate the expenses of the income tax to income from continuing the operations.
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Conclusion The main points of the presentation was that the income statement had some errors, and those errors had to be corrected before it was given to the bank to get the loan.
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