Prepare the Bay View Services' classified Balance Sheet at June 30, 20X5. No plagiarism please Question 3:The accounts of Bay View Services Ltd. as of June 30, 20X5, are listed below in alphabeticalorder.Accounts payable..........Accounts receivable....Accumulated depreciation-equipment.........Advertising expense..........Cash................Current portion of notepayable....Depreciation expense.…................Dividends.........Equipment.........Interest expense..******……..**********Per*********$ 14,40016,6006,90010,5007,9001,0001,80021,20051,600800Note payable, long term..Other assets......IPrepaid expenses........Retained earnings,June 30, 20X5.Salary expense.....Salary payable..........Service revenue....Share capital.....Prepare the Bay View Services' classified Balance Sheet at June 30, 20X5.Supplies......Supplies expense...Unearned service revenue...$ 6,00014,4006,000??17,6002,70095,4006,6003,9004,5002,800

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uestion 3: The accounts of Bay View Services Ltd. as of June 30, 20X5, are listed below in alphabetical order. Accounts payable......... Accounts receivable.... Accumulated depreciation- equipment.......... Advertising expense.... Cash........... Current portion of note payable......... Depreciation expense..... Dividends....... Equipment......... Interest expense...... $ 14,400 16,600 S 6,900 10,500 7,900 1,000 1,800 21,200 $1,600 800 Note payable, long term... Other assets...... Prepaid expenses... Retained earnings, June 30, 20XS......... Salary expense... Salary payable.. Service revenue.... Share capital... Supplies................ Supplies expense........................…..... Unearned service revenue......... Prepare the Bay View Services' classified Balance Sheet at June 30, 20X5. $ 6,000 14,400 6,000 ?? 17,600 2,700 95,400 6,600 3,900 4,500 2,800

uestion 3: The accounts of Bay View Services Ltd. as of June 30, 20X5, are listed below in alphabetical order. Accounts payable......... Accounts receivable.... Accumulated depreciation- equipment.......... Advertising expense.... Cash........... Current portion of note payable......... Depreciation expense..... Dividends....... Equipment......... Interest expense...... $ 14,400 16,600 S 6,900 10,500 7,900 1,000 1,800 21,200 $1,600 800 Note payable, long term... Other assets...... Prepaid expenses... Retained earnings, June 30, 20XS......... Salary expense... Salary payable.. Service revenue.... Share capital... Supplies................ Supplies expense........................…..... Unearned service revenue......... Prepare the Bay View Services' classified Balance Sheet at June 30, 20X5. $ 6,000 14,400 6,000 ?? 17,600 2,700 95,400 6,600 3,900 4,500 2,800

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Chapter4: Income Measurement And Accrual Accounting

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