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Using the following information, prepare the Balance sheet dated Dec 31st, 2022. Do not include dollar signs $ in your answers. Post-closing trial balance: Account

Using the following information, prepare the Balance sheet dated Dec 31st, 2022. Do not include dollar signs $ in your answers.

Post-closing trial balance:

Account

Debits

Credits

Cash

25000

Accounts Receivable

40000

Allowance for Doubtful Accounts

4000

Inventory

80000

Investments

40000

Notes Receivable

30000

Land

250000

Buildings

200000

Equipment

100000

Accumulated Depreciation (PPE)_

50000

Trademark

30000

Patents

20000

License

5000

Prepaid rent

20000

Accounts payable

50000

Notes payable

180000

Salaries payable

79000

Taxes payable

32000

Interest payable

25000

Common Stock

300000

Retained earnings

100000

Accumulated OCI

20000

840000

840000

Notes:

  1. Investments consist of:

    1. A $2,000 municipal bond was issued on Nov 1st, 2022 with a maturity date 90 days from the date of issue.

    2. $20,000 in various bonds that the firm intends to hold until maturity.

      • $15,000 worth of bonds mature December 31st, 2027

      • $5,000 worth of bonds mature December 31st, 2023

    3. The remainder consists of stocks and bonds intended for sale within the next 12 months' current

  2. Notes receivable includes:

    1. $10,000 due to June 1st, 2023 current

    2. $20,000 due to June 1st, 2024 non-current

  3. Accounts receivable includes a $10,000 long-term note from a customer due Dec 31st- 2023. This note was left out of the reported Note receivables.

  4. The land account includes a $50,000 piece of land that the firm does not intend to use in its operations. The firm does not have plans to sell this land in the next 12 months.

  5. Notes payable include:

    1. $30,000 is a note due on Feb 1st, 2023

    2. $50,000 is a note due March 31st, 2027

    3. $100,000 is a note with 5 annual principal payments of 20,000 each. The first principal payment is due June 1st, 2023 20,000 current maturity, the remainder

  6. Prepaid rent is broken down as:

    1. $12,000 rent for the year 2023

    2. Remainder for 2024

  7. Common stock consists of:

    1. 100,000 shares outstanding of no-par-value stock issued at $3, 500,000 shares authorized PIC = 100,000 * $3.

Balance Sheet, Dec 31st 2022

Assets

?

Cash and cash equivalents

?

Investments

?

?

Held to maturity securities

?

Notes receivable

?

Total Current Investments

?
??

Less:?

?
??

Inventory

80000

Prepaid rent

?
??

Non-current Assets

Investments

Held to maturity securities

?

?

?

Notes receivable

?

Total non-current investments

?

PPE

Land

?

Buildings

200000

Equipment

100000

Less: Accumulated Depreciation (PPE)

-50000

Net PPE

?

Intangible Assets

Trademark

30000

Patents

20000

Licenses

5000

Total Intangible Assets

55000

Other Assets

?

?

Total Non-current Assets

?
??

Liabilities

Current Liabilities

Accounts payable

50000

Salaries payable

79000

Taxes payable

32000

Interest payable

25000

Notes payable

?
??

Total Current Liabilities

236000

Non-current Liabilities

??

Total Liabilities

?

Stockholders' Equity

?

Common stock

Retained earnings

100000

??

Total Stockholders' Equity

?

Total Liabilities and Stockholders' Equity

?

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