Splash Company washed 130 cars this past month. They charge $10 per car for a wa
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Splash Company washed 130 cars this past month. They charge $10 per car for a wash. The company's only expenses during this month were $93 utilities/water, $300 wages and $41 for soap The wages were paid during the month, but the utility bill and soap bills were not What is Splash Company income or loss for this month? · It s impossible to calculate from the given information because the amount of revenue received in cash is not known. O B. $866 net income O C. $1,000 net income O D. $907 net incomeExplanation / Answer
Correct Answer --- (B) $866 net income
Calculations and Explanation
SPLASH COMPANY
Income Statement
Service revenue
$ 1,300.00*
Operating expenses
Utilities expense
$ 93.00
Wages
$ 300.00
Supplies expense (Soaps)
$ 41.00
Total Operating Expenses
$ 434.00
Net operating Income
$ 866.00
*130 cash wash X $10= $1300
It does not matter whether expenses are paid in cash in current period or will be paid in future. Expenses are recorded as and when they occur. Accrual accounting states that expenses should be recognized when they occur.
SPLASH COMPANY
Income Statement
Service revenue
$ 1,300.00*
Operating expenses
Utilities expense
$ 93.00
Wages
$ 300.00
Supplies expense (Soaps)
$ 41.00
Total Operating Expenses
$ 434.00
Net operating Income
$ 866.00
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