Transactions: 1. New company start up: Owners invest $100,000 to buy shares from company 2. Company buys factory equipment for $20 000 Payment terms are net 30 days Asset life = 5 years and will be depreciated in the future using straight line depreciation 3. Company buys inventory for $100.000; Payment terms - 50% purchase: 50% net 30 days 4. Company borrows $50,000 from bank due in 5 years. 5 Company generates sales of $25,000 with a product cost of $40,000: Payment terms are net 30 days 6. Company records warranty expense of $5,000 to establish a warranty reserve for future claims 7. Company pays supplier for factory equipment purchased last month 8. Customer pays company for sales generated last month. 9. Company pays suppliers for inventory purchased last month 10. Company generates sales of $15,000 with a product cost of $10,000 Payment terms are net 30 days 11. Company records warranty expense of $2,000 to establish a warranty reserve for future claims. 12. Company records a bad debt receivables reserve of $2000 for potential uncolectible receivables 13. Company records first month of depreciation expense for factory equipment purchased last month Round to the nearest whole S amount 14. Company buys inventory for $15,000: Payment terms net 30 days. Note: AT-account table is provided for you to use to answer this question in Blackboard. After working through the T-accounts, the net balances for each of the Balance Sheet accounts Isted below must be populated/answered: Cash Net Receivables Inventory Fixed Assets Total Assets Accounts Payable Other Accrued Liabilities Debt Stockholders' Equity Total Liabilities & Stockholders' Equity

Name: Techwhiff
Address: 1520 Lavalette Ave, Elkins, WV 26241, USA, Elkins, 26241, US
Telephone: +1 681-298-8325
Price range: 10000

Answer:- (in $) Cash/Bank - 55,000. Net Receivables - 15,000. Inventory - 65,000. Fixed Assets - 19,667. Total Assets - 154,667. Accounts Payable - 15,000. Other Accrued Liabilities - 9000. Debt - 50,000. Stockholder's Equity - 80,667 Total Liabilities & Stockholder's Equity - 154,667. Working:- Cash/Bank - 55,000. Shares 100000 Factory Equipment 20000 Bank Loan 50000 Inventory Payment 50000 Sales 25000 Inventory Balance Payment 50000 Closing Balance 55000 Net Receivables - 15,000. ( Sales of 15000 on point 10.) Inventory - 65,000. (Purchase of Inventory 100000+15000-40000-10000) Fixed Assets - 19,667. (20000 - 333 Depreciation) Total Assets - 154,667. Accounts Payable - 15,000. (Inventory purchase on point 14.) Other Accrued Liabilities - 9000.(Warranty reserve 5000+2000, & Bad Debts reserve 2000) Debt - 50,000. (Borrowed form Bank) Stockholder's Equity - 80,667 (Capital 100,000 - Net Loss 19333) Total Liabilities & Stockholder's Equity - 154,667..

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Answer:- (in $)

Cash/Bank - 55,000.
Net Receivables - 15,000.
Inventory - 65,000.
Fixed Assets - 19,667.
Total Assets - 154,667.
Accounts Payable - 15,000.
Other Accrued Liabilities - 9000.
Debt - 50,000.
Stockholder's Equity - 80,667
Total Liabilities & Stockholder's Equity - 154,667.

Working:-

Cash/Bank - 55,000.

Shares	100000	Factory Equipment	20000
Bank Loan	50000	Inventory Payment	50000
Sales	25000	Inventory Balance Payment	50000

		Closing Balance	55000

Net Receivables - 15,000. ( Sales of 15000 on point 10.)

Inventory - 65,000. (Purchase of Inventory 100000+15000-40000-10000)

Fixed Assets - 19,667. (20000 - 333 Depreciation)

Total Assets - 154,667.

Accounts Payable - 15,000. (Inventory purchase on point 14.)

Other Accrued Liabilities - 9000.

(Warranty reserve 5000+2000, & Bad Debts reserve 2000)

Debt - 50,000. (Borrowed form Bank)

Stockholder's Equity - 80,667 (Capital 100,000 - Net Loss 19333)

Total Liabilities & Stockholder's Equity - 154,667.

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