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Several accounts that appeared on Kruses 2010 balance sheet are as follows: Acco

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Several accounts that appeared on Kruses 2010 balance sheet are as follows:

Accounts payable 55,000

marketable securities 40,000

accounts recievable 180,000

notes payable, 12%, due in 60 days 20,000

capital stock 1,150,000

salaries payable 10,000

cash 15,000

equipment 950,000

taxes payable 15,000

retained earnings 250,000

inventory 85,000

allowance for doubtful accounts 20,000

land 600,000

1. Prepare the current liabilities section of Kruses 2010 balance sheet

2. compute Kruses working capital

3. compute kruses current ratio. What does this ratio indicate about kruses condition?

Explanation / Answer

1.      

Current Liability

Accounts Payable

55000

Notes Payable

20000

Salaries Payable

10000

Taxes Payable

15000

100000

Current Assets

Cash

15000

Marketable Securities

40000

Accounts Recievables

180000

Inventory

85000

320000

2.       Working Capital = Current Asset %u2013 Current Liability = 320000 %u2013 100000 = 220000

Current Ratio = Current Asset / Current Ratio = 320000 / 100000 = 3.2

A current Ratio of 3.2 indicates that the finances of company are good and it have enough working capital to handle its finances.

Current Liability

Accounts Payable

55000

Notes Payable

20000

Salaries Payable

10000

Taxes Payable

15000

100000

Current Assets

Cash

15000

Marketable Securities

40000

Accounts Recievables

180000

Inventory

85000

320000

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