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tigry1 [53]
2 years ago
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Can you answer this question

Mathematics
1 answer:
serg [7]2 years ago
5 0

Based on the given entries that Jonathan Shaw owes and owns, the Balance Sheet can be drawn below.

<h3>What is Jonathan Shaw's balance sheet?</h3>

The assets will go to the right side of the sheet and the liabilities and equity will go to the left.

                                            Jon's Shop of Gifts Balance Sheet

Assets                                                                                          Liabilities

Cash                                    $2,556           Bank loan                    $19,000

Accounts Receivable:         $450             Accounts Payable -           $900

R. Gregory                                                 Ceramic supply

Accounts Receivable:         $1,860          Accounts Payable -           $2,900

R. Gregory                                                 Jose's Art Co.

Supplies                               $1,000         Total liabilities                 $22,800

Furniture                              $10,300       Equity

Equipment                           $20,000       Jonathan Shaw capital  $51,166

Automobiles                       $37,800         Total equity                   $51,166

Total assets                       $73,966        Total liabilities and          $73,966

                                                                  equity

The equity can be found as:

= Assets - liabilities

= 73,966 - 22,800

= $51,166

Find out more on balance sheets at brainly.com/question/1113933

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