A company reports the following amounts at the end of the year (all amounts in $000):

Cash	$23,430	Depreciation Expense	$4,100	Taxes Payable	$712
Mortgage Payable	$43,500	Land	$62,000	Treasury Stock	$2,210
Sales Discounts and Returns	$1,258	Accounts Receivable	$5,292	Supplies Expenses	$355
Bonds Payable	$38,000	Accumulated Depreciation	$17,250	Income Tax Expense	$780
Equipment	$29,300	Interest Expense	$2,900	Notes Payable	$11,000
Cost of Goods Sold	$18,344	Current Portion of Bonds Payable	$6,200	Current Portion of Mortgage Payable	$2,350
Product Sales (Gross)	$56,145	Utilities Expense	$950	Inventory	$12,500
Discount of Bonds Payable	$970	Salaries Expense	$14,100	Revenues from Software Licenses	$1,050
Buildings	$52,000	Goodwill	$350	Advertising Expenses	$5,340
Sales Expenses	$7,200	Salaries Payable	$412	Marketable Securities	$3,450
Accounts Payable	$5,340	PrePaid Expenses	$750	Deferred Revenues	$1,920

In addition, the company had common stock of $42,000 at the beginning of the year and issued an additional $3,500 during the year. The company also had retained earnings of $19,700 at the beginning of the year and declared dividends of $1,500 during the year.

Using the account information above develop a Balance Sheet and Income Statement, then answer the next seven questions. The list of accounts is complete so your balance sheet should balance if you have performed the work correctly.

Question #1: Calculate the Net Income After Interest and Taxes.

Question #2: Calculate the Total Amount of Current Assets.

Question #3: Calculate the Total Amount of Current Liabilities.

Question #4: Calculate the Total Assets.

Question #5: What is the total amount of the stockholders equity.

Question #6: What is the amount of Long-Term Liabilities

Question #7: What is the company's Return on Equity (ROE).