FULL SCREEN PRINTER VERSION 1 BACK xercise 1-14 (Part Level Submission) heyenne Corp., a public camping ground near the Four Corners National Recreation Area, has compiled the following financial information as of December 31, 2019 Revenues during 2019-camping fees $190,400 Notes payable $81,600 Revenues during 2019-general store Accounts payable 63,920 Expenses during 2019 204,000 14,960 Supplies on hand 3,400 Cash on hand 27,200 Common stock 27,200 Original cost of equipment 143,480 Retained earnings Fair value of equipment 190,400

FULL SCREEN PRINTER VERSION 1 BACK xercise 1-14 (Part Level Submission) heyenne Corp., a public camping ground near the Four Corners National Recreation Area, has compiled the following financial information as of December 31, 2019 Revenues during 2019-camping fees $190,400 Notes payable $81,600 Revenues during 2019-general store Accounts payable 63,920 Expenses during 2019 204,000 14,960 Supplies on hand 3,400 Cash on hand 27,200 Common stock 27,200 Original cost of equipment 143,480 Retained earnings Fair value of equipment 190,400

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