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6. Assuming in its first year of operations in 2018, that ABC issued 100,000 shares of 3.00 par stock to an investor for $1,500,000. On January 2. ABC issued bonds with a face of 200.000, stated rate of 9% term 5 years and received cash of either $195,000 or $205,000. Market Rate is 10%. Interest is paid every January 1 On March 1, ABC financed machinery. The cost of the machinery was $200,000. ABC financed this through a long-term note that charges interest of 8%. The interestis payable each January 1 starting next year. The $200.000 is to be paid back on January 1 of the 5th year. ABC acquired an investment in stock of another company for $50.000. The investment did not change in value at 12/31 ABC purchased inventory on credit throughout the year. The inventory purchases were on 1/20/18-20,000 units at $2.80/unit: on 6/1 10.000 at $3.50/unit: and finally, on 9/1 they purchased 40,000 units at $5.00/unit. ABC uses LIFO perpetual method for accounting for inventory. On 3/1 ABC sold 5,000 units at a total price of $160/unit on credit. On 6/2 ABC sold 8,000 units at a total price of $180/unit on credit On 12/1 ABC sold 20,000 units at a total price of S140/uniton credit ABC received $1,500,000 of cash for credit sales and wrote off $40,000 as bad debts at year-end. Assuming that ABC uses the aging method and that the aging method determined that 80% of its ending balance of AR is current with a 2% likely uncollectible rate: and that 20% of the ending balance is noncurrent with a likely 20% uncollectible rate ABC purchased $250.000 worth of supplies on credit. By year-end only 20% of supplies remained. ABC received $800,000 of cash in advance for delivery of 5,000 units of inventory. This inventory will be delivered January of next year. ABC had depreciation expense related to the machinery of $10.000. Paid cash for rent (all of it is expense) of $20,000. Total salary expense was $1.200.000: of which 1,000,000 was paid in cash and ABC owed the remainder at year-end. ABC paid down 45 of its A/P with cash. ABCincorporates the Lower of Cost or Market in determining ending inventory Assume that the lower of cost or market value of the inventory suggested a value of $80.000 Accrue income tax at a rate of 21%. ABC received $1.000 in dividends. ABC pad $23.000 in dividends to its owners Please ALLIES (including closing) prepare an Income Statement and a Balance Sheet based on the above information only for 12/31/18 (Weight = 60%) INSRT STD