Debits Credits Cash 23,000 Accounts receivable 36,550 ...

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Debits Credits
Cash 23,000
Accounts receivable 36,550
Inventories 80,625
Investments 10,750
Note receivable 120,000
Machinery 85,875
Building 45,000
Land 55,000
Prepaid rent 17,200
Acc. Depreciation machinery 11,825
Patent (net of amortization) 79,000
License 10,225
Accounts payable 38,600
Wages payable 12,400
Taxes payable 34,400
Bonds payable 215,000
Notes payable 114,000
Common stock 107,500
Retained earnings ?????

Using the above partial adjusted trial balance and the notes below, prepare the balance sheet for Miles & Co. dated Dec 31st 2021.

Notes:

  1. Investments include:
    1. $3,000 worth of stocks that the company intends to hold for 5 years.
    2. The remainder are equity stocks intended for sale in the next 10 months.
  2. Note receivables are broken down as follows:
    1. 20,000 is a note due in February 2022
    2. 70,000 is a note due March 2023
    3. 30,000 is a note with 3 annual payments of 10,000. First payment is due June 2022
  3. Prepaid rent is for 16 months rent starting Jan 1st 2022.
  4. Accounts receivable is net of $3000 allowance for doubtful accounts.
  5. Notes payables are broken down as follows:
    1. 40,000 is note that is due Sept 1st 2022
    2. 74,000 is a note that is due Jun 1st 2026
  6. Cash includes $4,000 in a sinking fund to pay off a note payable in 2022.
  7. Common stock represents 20,000 shares of 0 par value stock issued and outstanding. 40,000 total shares are authorized.

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