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R16,095
Here is the Income Statement for Bonny Traders for the year ended 30 June 2020.
Step 1: Calculate adjusted income and expense figures.
Step 2: Prepare the Income Statement.
\begin{align*} Sales &&& R960,000 \ Less: Cost of Sales &&& (R638,200) \ Gross Profit &&& R321,800 \ Other Operating Income \ Discount received & R7,560 \ Rent income & R37,000 \ Total Other Operating Income &&& R44,560 \ Less: Operating Expenses \ Debtors allowances & R22,300 \ Salaries & R102,000 \ Telephone & R27,400 \ Water and electricity & R12,100 \ Stationery & R11,100 \ Discount allowed & R2,730 \ Advertising & R25,400 \ Insurance & R17,610 \ Bad debts & R34,700 \ Donations & R1,800 \ Depreciation: Vehicles & R80,000 \ Depreciation: Equipment & R10,800 \ Total Operating Expenses &&& (R347,940) \ Operating Profit &&& R18,420 \ Interest Income \ Interest on fixed deposit & R6,075 \ Interest Expense \ Interest on loan & (R8,400) \ Net Profit &&& \textbf{R16,095} \end{align*}
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Calculate adjusted income and expense figures.
This accounting problem is solved step by step below, with detailed explanations to help you understand the method and arrive at the correct answer.