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liabilities
current liabilities
Account Payable……..$6,500 …………$4,000
long term liabilities
Notes Payable ………$7,000...…………$13,000
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Total liabilities ……….$13,000...………..$17,000
Stockholders Equity
Common Stock, no par …………….23,000 …….17,000
Retained earnings ………………….49,200...…...48,000
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Total stockholder equity...…………..72,200...……...65,000
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Total liability and stockholder's equity.....$85,700.....$82,000
Answer to Requirement 1.
Plant Assets, 2018 = Plant Assets, 2017 + Acquisition of Plant Assets - Sale of Plant Assets
$100,350 = $88,250 + Acquisition of Plant Assets - $0
Acquisition of Plant Assets = $12,100
Answer to Requirement 2.
Notes Payable, 2018 = Notes Payable, 2017 + Issuance of Notes Payable - Repayment of Notes Payable
$7,000 = $13,000 + $4,900 - Repayment of Notes Payable
Repayment of Notes Payable = $10,900
please show your work liabilities current liabilities Account Payable……..$6,500 …………$4,000 long term liabilities Notes Payable ………$7,000...…………$13,000...
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