b) Using the information provided, prepare an income statement for 2001 similar to Exhibit 16.2 (This is the income statement from Lesson 3 showing the 4 sections). Cumulative effect of a change in amortization method (net of $26, 000 tax benefit) $ (136,500) Expenses (related to continuing operations) (2,072,500) Extraordinary gain on expropriated land (net of $71,000 tax expense) 275,500 Gain on disposal of discontinued operation's assets (net of $8,600 tax expense) 37,500 Gain on sale of investment in shares 400,00 Loss from operating discontinued operations (net of $40,000 tax expense) (182,500) Income taxes on income from continuing operations (660,00) Sales 5,375,000 Loss from the sale of plant assets (650,000) *The assets were items of equipment replaced with new technology.

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b) Using the information provided, prepare an income statement for 2001 similar to Exhibit 16.2 (This is
the income statement from Lesson 3 showing the 4 sections).
Cumulative effect of a change in amortization method
(net of $26, 000 tax benefit)
$ (136,500)
Expenses (related to continuing operations)
(2,072,500)
Extraordinary gain on expropriated land
(net of $71,000 tax expense)
275,500
Gain on disposal of discontinued operation's assets
(net of $8,600 tax expense)
37,500
Gain on sale of investment in shares
400,00
Loss from operating discontinued operations
(net of $40,000 tax expense)
(182,500)
Income taxes on income from continuing operations
(660,00)
Sales
5,375,000
Loss from the sale of plant assets
(650,000)
*The assets were items of equipment replaced with new technology.
Transcribed Image Text:b) Using the information provided, prepare an income statement for 2001 similar to Exhibit 16.2 (This is the income statement from Lesson 3 showing the 4 sections). Cumulative effect of a change in amortization method (net of $26, 000 tax benefit) $ (136,500) Expenses (related to continuing operations) (2,072,500) Extraordinary gain on expropriated land (net of $71,000 tax expense) 275,500 Gain on disposal of discontinued operation's assets (net of $8,600 tax expense) 37,500 Gain on sale of investment in shares 400,00 Loss from operating discontinued operations (net of $40,000 tax expense) (182,500) Income taxes on income from continuing operations (660,00) Sales 5,375,000 Loss from the sale of plant assets (650,000) *The assets were items of equipment replaced with new technology.
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