Pacific Energy ​Company's balance sheet includes the asset Iron Ore Rights. Pacific Energy paid $2.1 million cash for the right to work a mine that contained an estimated 180,000 tons of ore. The company paid $60,000 to remove unwanted buildings from the land and $70,000 to prepare the surface for mining. Pacific Energy also signed a $20,000 note payable to a landscaping company to return the land surface to its original condition after the rights to work the mine end. During the first​ year, Pacific Energy removed 30,000 tons of​ ore, of which it sold 23,400 tons on account for $30 per ton. Operating expenses for the first year totaled $240,000​, all paid in cash. In​ addition, the company accrued income tax at the tax rate of 25​%.     Prepare the​ company's single-step income statement for its iron ore operations for the first year. Evaluate the profitability of the​ company's operations. Start by preparing the income statement. Pacific Energy Company Income Statement—Iron Ore Operations Year 1       Sales revenue 702000 Cost of iron ore sold ?  Other operating expenses. 240000 Income before tax ?  Income tax expense ?  Net income (loss) ?   2. What balances should appear from these transactions on Pacific Energy​'s balance sheet at the end of its first year of​ operations? ​(For the purpose of this​ requirement, ignore the effect of the transactions on the cash​ account.)   Iron ore inventory ?  Iron ore rights ?  Accounts receivable 702000 Income tax payable ?  Note payable 20000

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Pacific Energy ​Company's balance sheet includes the asset Iron Ore Rights. Pacific Energy paid $2.1 million cash for the right to work a mine that contained an estimated 180,000 tons of ore. The company paid $60,000 to remove unwanted buildings from the land and $70,000 to prepare the surface for mining. Pacific Energy also signed a $20,000 note payable to a landscaping company to return the land surface to its original condition after the rights to work the mine end. During the first​ year, Pacific Energy removed 30,000 tons of​ ore, of which it sold 23,400 tons on account for $30 per ton. Operating expenses for the first year totaled $240,000​, all paid in cash. In​ addition, the company accrued income tax at the tax rate of 25​%.

 

 

  1. Prepare the​ company's single-step income statement for its iron ore operations for the first year. Evaluate the profitability of the​ company's operations.

Start by preparing the income statement.

Pacific Energy Company

Income Statement—Iron Ore Operations

Year 1

 

 

 

Sales revenue 702000

Cost of iron ore sold ?

 Other operating expenses. 240000

Income before tax ?

 Income tax expense ?

 Net income (loss) ?

 

2. What balances should appear from these transactions on Pacific Energy​'s balance sheet at the end of its first year of​ operations? ​(For the purpose of this​ requirement, ignore the effect of the transactions on the cash​ account.)

 

Iron ore inventory ?

 Iron ore rights ?

 Accounts receivable 702000

Income tax payable ?

 Note payable 20000

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