Identifying missing figures and preparation of balance sheet

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Identifying missing figures and preparation of Balance Sheet.

Complete the balance sheet below, based on the given data.

Cash	100,000	Accounts Payable	150,000
Receivables		S/T Bank Loan
Inventory	____________		____________
Current Assets		Current Liabilities
Fixed	800,000	L/T Debt
		Total Debt
Total Assets	2,000,000	c. Stock	2,000
		Paid in	198,000
		R. E.
		N. W.
		Total Liab. & N.W.

1) Total debt to total assets = .60
2) Total asset turn = 2X
3) DSO = 45 days
4) Current ratio = 2.0

Reference no: EM1315847

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