FEBRUARY ACCOUNTS YEAR 2 REVENUE
FIXED EXPENSES
VARIABLE EXPENSES
DOG FOOD
$3,250
RENT
$2,200
$2,100
CAT FOOD
$2,500
SALARIES
BIRD FOOD
$1,750
UTILITIES
$1,100
PET TREATS
PRODUCT STOCK $4,200
$1,200
$2,300
PET SUPPLIES
TOTAL
$11,000
TOTAL
$9,600
SO
TOTAL
PROFITALOSS: +$1,400
HOW MUCH SHOULD GO TO SAVINGS ACCOUNT?
$
SUBMIT

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