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The following information is taken from the accounting records of Village Pet Shelter at December 31, 2014, the organization's year end:
1. The organization owned $50,000 in guaranteed investment certificates due June 30, 2015.
2. The Bank of Montreal chequing account balance was $4,566 after all adjusting entries had been made.
3. The Bank of Montreal savings account balance was $35,600 before recording $150 in December interest revenue.
4. The Bank of Nova Scotia Chequing account balance, after all adjustments, is $80,700. The funds in this account were donated by a private foundation for the purpose of purchasing new shelter furnishings, which they plan to do in February, 2015.
Instructions
Prepare a partial balance sheet for Village Pet Shelter at December 31 showing how this information should be presented.
Property Income
Income earned from the ownership of assets like land, real estate, or stocks, often taking the form of rent, dividends, or interest.
Transfer Payments
Payments made by the government to individuals or organizations without requiring the recipient to provide goods or services in return, such as welfare or subsidies.
Property Income
Earnings from property ownership, including rent, dividends, and interest.
Gini Coefficient
A commonly used measure of the degree of inequality of income derived from a Lorenz curve. It can range from 0 to a maximum of 1.
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