Lozier Catering and Events (LCE) offers a variety of services from small gatherings to large weddings and corporate retreats. Sales for year 1 totaled $877,500. Information regarding resources for the year includes the following: Depreciation Training Transportation Publicity Permanent staff Temporary staff Invoicing and records. Administrative Resources Used $ 56,550 29,250 52,000 72,800 146,250. 269,750 24,375 45,500 Resources Supplied $ 58,175 35,100 55,575 78,000 201,500 276,250 4 a. Prepare a traditional income statement. b. Prepare an activity-based income statement. 27,300 51,350 Required: Management has requested that you do the following:

Lozier Catering and Events (LCE) offers a variety of services from small gatherings to large weddings and corporate retreats. Sales for year 1 totaled $877,500. Information regarding resources for the year includes the following: Depreciation Training Transportation Publicity Permanent staff Temporary staff Invoicing and records. Administrative Resources Used $ 56,550 29,250 52,000 72,800 146,250. 269,750 24,375 45,500 Resources Supplied $ 58,175 35,100 55,575 78,000 201,500 276,250 4 a. Prepare a traditional income statement. b. Prepare an activity-based income statement. 27,300 51,350 Required: Management has requested that you do the following:

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Lozier Catering and Events (LCE) offers a variety of services from small gatherings to large weddings and corporate retreats. Sales for year 1 totaled $877,500. Information regarding resources for the year includes the following: Resources Used Resources Supplied Depreciation $ 56,550 $ 58,175 Training 29,250 35,100 Transportation 52,000 55,575 Publicity 72,800 78,000 Permanent staff 146,250 201,500 Temporary staff 269,750 276,250 Invoicing and records 24,375 27,300 Administrative 45,500 51,350 Required: Management has requested that you do the following: Prepare a traditional income statement.
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