Consider Southeast Home Care, a for-profit business. In 2015, its net income was $1,500,000 and it distributed $500,000 to ownderws in the form of dividends. Its beginning-of-year equity balance was $12,000,000. a) Use this information to construct the business's statement of changes in equity. b) What is the ending 2015 value of the business's equity account?

Consider Southeast Home Care, a for-profit business. In 2015, its net income was $1,500,000 and it distributed $500,000 to ownderws in the form of dividends. Its beginning-of-year equity balance was $12,000,000. a) Use this information to construct the business's statement of changes in equity. b) What is the ending 2015 value of the business's equity account?

Financial Accounting

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Chapter17: Financial Statement Analysis

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