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The following is the list of accounts for Cayden Enterprises at 31 October. Acco

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Question

The following is the list of accounts for Cayden Enterprises at 31 October.

Accounts Payable 10,000

Accounts receivable=12,600

Accumulated depreciation on office equipment= 2,500

Capital=54100

Cash at bank=16,000

Inventory=8,000

Land= 135,000

Loan payable-long term= 120,000

Office equipment= 16,000

Prepaid insurance= 1,800

Unearned service fees= 2,800

Calculate the following items that would appear in the balance sheet at 31 October.

My total capital does not match with actual amount, please assist in what I’m doing wrong.

Current Assets

Accounts receivable= 12,600

Inventory= 8,000

Cash at bank=16,000

Total of current assets= 36,600

Non-current Assets:

Office equipment: 13,500

Land: 135,000

Prepaid insurance: 1,800

Total of non-current assets: 150,300

Total Assets: 186,900

Current Liabilities:

Accounts Payable= 10,000

Unearned services= 2,800

Total of current liabilities= 112,800

Non-current liabilities

Land= 135,000

Loan payable-Long term= 112,000

Total of non-current liabilities= 147,000

Capital=Total Assets-AC Payable + unearned fees + loan payable

Explanation / Answer

Answer

Your Current Liabilities and long term liability and Capital formula and calculation are wrong

Current Liabilities = Accounts Payable + Unearned Income

= 10,000 + 2,800

Current Liabilities = 12,800

Non-current Liabilities = Long term Loan

Non-current Liabilities = 120,000

Capital = Total Assets – Current Liabilities – Non-current Liabilities

= (36,600 + 150,300) - 12,800 -120,000

Capital = 54,100

Now that all the calculations are correct, Balance Sheet will MATCH