Scott M. answered 10/30/19
Financial Accounting Tutor, CPA, Masters in Accounting
Capital of $68,000, additional investment of $10,000, Accounts Payable of $4,375, Accounts Receivable of $8,490, Cash of $13,980, Spa furniture and equipment of $56,000, Computers of $2,130, Spa supplies of $9,230, and Drawing of $38,170 are Balance Sheet accounts. This means they won’t appear on the Income Statement.
Income Statement items are the Fees Earned (which you have to solve for), the three expense accounts (given), and the Net Income (given).
Add your expenses to your Net Income to get your Fees Earned.
I couldn't post a picture of the Income Statement, but below is close to what it should look like. Bear in mind that books/teachers teach formatting of financials differently. The Income Statement I included may not be formatted the way your book/teach wants it formatted, but the numbers should be accurate.
Hope this helps!
Scott
Rocky's Day Spa
Income Statement
For the Year Ended December 31
Fees Earned $98,435
Expenses
Spa Operating Expenses $23,760
Office Expenses 2,470
Wage Expense 26,580
Total Expenses 52,810
Net Income $45,625