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How would you determine the following if you only have one years worth of information: 1. Ending Net Receivables (these are the accounts available: accounts

How would you determine the following if you only have one years worth of information:

1. Ending Net Receivables (these are the accounts available: accounts receivable, allowance for doubtful accounts, other receivables, notes receivables - current)

2. Credit Sales (these are the accounts available: sales, sales returns, warranty expense, cash on hand, checking account, accounts receivable)

3. Ending Gross Receivables (these are the accounts available: accounts receivable, other receivables, allowance for doubtful accounts, notes receivables - current)

4. Ending Inventory (these are the accounts available: inventory, reserve for inventory obsolescence)

*there are no beginning or ending balances available and Im really confused*

Thank you so much and PLEASE HELP!

The available accounts are pulled from the list below in case that helps

Cash on Hand

Accum. Depreciation

Notes Payable-Noncurrent

Property Tax Expense

Regular Checking Account

Investments

Common Stock

Legal and Professional Expense

Payroll Checking Account

Other Noncurrent Assets

Paid-in Capital

Bad Debt Expense

Savings Account

Accounts Payable

Retained Earnings

Insurance Expense

Accounts Receivable

Sales Tax Payable

Sales

Maintenance Expense

Other Receivables

Wages Payable

Sales Returns

Utilities

Allowance for Doubtful Accounts

FICA Employee Withholding

Warranty Expense

Phone

Inventory - Spotlight

Medicare Withholding

Income from Investments

Postal

Reserve for Inventory Obsolescence

Federal Payroll Taxes Payable

Interest Income

Miscellaneous Office Expense

Prepaid Insurance

FUTA Tax Payable

Miscellaneous Income

Payroll Tax Exp

Prepaid Rent

State Payroll Taxes Payable

Cost of Goods Sold

Pension/Profit-Sharing Plan Ex

Office Supplies

SUTA Tax Payable

Freight

Rent or Lease Expense

Notes Receivable - Current

FICA Employer Withholding

Advertising Expense

Administrative Wages Expense

Other Current Assets

Medicare Employer Withholding

Auto Expenses

Interest Expense

Land

Line of Credit

Research and Development

Income Tax Expense - Federal

Buildings and Land Improvements

Current Portion Long-Term Debt

Depreciation Expense

Income Tax Expense - State

Machinery, Equipment, Office Furniture

Other Current Liabilities

Warehouse Salaries

Loss on Legal Settlement

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