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Problem
Maytag Corporation's balance sheets for the last 2 years are provided below:
Balance Sheets
2013
2012
Cash
$ 82
$ 40
Accounts Receivable
180
150
Inventory
200
Equipment
208
140
Accum. Depreciation
(72 )
(60 )
Total Assets
$598
$470
Accounts Payable
$130
$ 80
L/T Notes Payable
100
50
Common Stock
250
Retained Earnings
118
90
Total Liabilities & Stockholder Equity
470
The company's income statement for 2013 is provided below:
Income Statement
Sales
$345
Expenses:
Cost of Goods Sold
$120
Operating Expenses
58
Depreciation Expense
20
Interest Expense
2
Operating Income
145
Gain on Sale--Equipment*
5
Income before Taxes
Tax Expense
30
Net Income
*The company sold equipment for $57 which had a cost of $52. During 2012, the company purchased $120 of new equipment all paid in cash.
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