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Accounts Receivable

//$89,500// 17% // $62,500 // 14% // $50,200 //13%//

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//$112,500// 22% // $82,500 // 19% // $54,000 //14%//

Prepaid Expenses

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//$278,500// 53% // $255,000 // 57% // $230,500 //61%//

TOTAL ASSETS

//$523,000// 100%// $445,000 // 100% //$377,500 //100%//

Accounts Payable

//$129,900// 57% // $75,250 // 43% // $51,250 // 38% //

TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES

//$129,900// 57% // $75,250 // 43% // $51,250 // 38% //

Long Term Notes Payable

//$98,500// 43% // $101,500 // 57% // $83,500 // 62% //

TOTAL NON CURRENT LIABILITIES

//$98,500// 43% // $101,500 // 57% // $83,500 // 62% //

TOTAL LIABILITIES

//$228,400// 100% // $176,750 // 100% //$134,750//100%//

Common Stock

/$163,500// 55% // $163,500 // 61% // $163,500 //67%//

Retained Earnings

//$131,100// 45% // $104,750 // 39% // $79,250 //33%//

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//$294,600// 100% //$268,250 //100%// $242,750 //100%//

TOTAL EQUITY + LIABILITIES

//$523,000// 100%// $445,000// 100%// $377,500// 100%//

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