(ii) During 2021, JC sold his personal car for $2,500. He had purchased the car in 2017 for $6,000. In March 2021, he sold 500 shares of stocks for $10,000. he acquired the stock in December 2012 for $22,000. On January 11, 2021, he gave his nephew a truck that had been used solely in his business. The truck cost $9,000 in 2018. Depreciation totaling $6,500 had been previously deducted on the truck at the time of of the gift. JC paid the following personal expenses in 2021

Food	.................	$3,000.00
Real Estate Taxes on Home	.................	$2,500.00
Repairs of Home	.................	$300.00
Utilities	.................	$900.00
Personal Auto Expenses	.................	$1,800.00
Vacations	.................	$1,100.00
Department Store Purchases	.................	$1,700.00
Interest on Home Mortage	.................	$2,000.00
Charitable Contributions	.................	$500.00
Life Insurance Premiums	.................	$1,500.00
Medical Bills	.................	$600.00
Entertainment	.................	$900.00
Other	.................	$300.00
Total		$17,100.00

(ii) For 2021, JC reported adjusted gross income of $19,000. The balances in his bank accounts were $1,500 at the end of 2020 and $18,900 at the end of 2021. If JC correctly reported his income for 2021, what would be his net worth computations - Use the correct net worth schedule?