We will construct a balance sheet here. Retained earnings will be the balancing figure in the liabilities side.
Balance sheet for June 30. 2013:
| Liabilities & Shareholder's equity | Amount | Assets | Amount |
| Accounts payable | $67855 | Cash & marketable securities | $25135 |
| Notes payable | $36454 | Accounts receivable | $43758 |
| Long term debt | $224200 | Inventory | $172200 |
| Common stock | $150000 | Net fixed assets | $321900 |
| Retained earnings (balancing figure) | $97609 | Other assets | $13125 |
| Total liabilities & shareholder's equity | $576118 | Total assets | $576118 |
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