Below are accounts were taken from the books of Enrique Hill Cross School Security Services for April. Giventhe following data.School Security Income P 380, 000.00Salaries Expense P 55, 000.00Rent Expense P 18, 000.00Utility Expense P 12, 000.00Supplies Expense P 10, 000.00Accounts Payable P 25, 000.00Enrique Hill Cross School Security Services's net income for the month of April is?O a. Net lossO b. BreakevenOc. Net profit

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Description: Below are accounts were taken from the books of Enrique Hill Cross School Security Services for April. Giventhe following data.School Security Income P 380, 000.00Salaries Expense P 55, 000.00Rent Expense P 18, 000.00Utility Expense P 12, 000.00Supp

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Chapter6: Accounting For Merchandising Businesses

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Problem 5PA: The following selected accounts and their current balances appear in the ledger of Clairemont Co....

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