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Social ScienceThis is the second time I am asking for help for the following. The first answer I received was not thorough or detailed enough to explain each transaction that needed to be taken and what that transaction/method was. Also there were tons of typos, which made it even more difficult to make sense of the answer I was given. Your thoroughness and a tad better typing skills than the first individual to answer my question would be great!!1) Revenues for 2008= $8,000Dividends declared 2008= $1,000Expenses 2008= $3,000January 1 Retained Earnings= $5,000December 31 Retained Earnings= Unknown2) Revenues for 2008= $3,000Dividends for 2008= $2,000Expenses for 2008= $1,0001/1 Retained Earnings= unknown12/31 Retained Earnings= $6,0003) Revenue 2008= $5,000Dividends 2008= UnknownExpenses 2008= $1,0001/1 Retained Earnings $8,0001231Retained Earnings $3,0004) Revenue 2008= $6,000Dividends 2008=0Expenses 2008= Unknown1/1 Retained Earnings= $12,00012/31 Retained Earnings= $8,0005) Revenue 2008= UnknownDividends 2008= $3,000Expenses 2008= $6,0001/1 Retained Earnings= $8,00012/31 Retained Earnings= $9,000
This is the second time I am asking for help for the following. The first answer I received was not thorough or detailed enough to explain each transaction that needed to be taken and what that transaction/method was. Also there were tons of typos, which made it even more difficult to make sense of the answer I was given. Your thoroughness and a tad better typing skills than the first individual to answer my question would be great!!
1) Revenues for 2008= $8,000
Dividends declared 2008= $1,000
Expenses 2008= $3,000
January 1 Retained Earnings= $5,000
December 31 Retained Earnings= Unknown
2) Revenues for 2008= $3,000
Dividends for 2008= $2,000
Expenses for 2008= $1,000
1/1 Retained Earnings= unknown
12/31 Retained Earnings= $6,000
3) Revenue 2008= $5,000
Dividends 2008= Unknown
Expenses 2008= $1,000
1/1 Retained Earnings $8,000
1231Retained Earnings $3,000
4) Revenue 2008= $6,000
Dividends 2008=0
Expenses 2008= Unknown
1/1 Retained Earnings= $12,000
12/31 Retained Earnings= $8,000
5) Revenue 2008= Unknown
Dividends 2008= $3,000
Expenses 2008= $6,000
1/1 Retained Earnings= $8,000
12/31 Retained Earnings= $9,000
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Closing entries in a financial process transfer the balances of all temporary accounts (revenue, expenses and dividends) to the balance of the retained earnings account. Retained Earning is a permanent account representing the accumulation of all revenues, expenses and dividends over the life of the company. Closing entries increase the retained earning by the amount of revenues and decrease retained earning...
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