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John Paul Mondo is the bookkeeper for the Eating Place Enterprises. John hasbeen trying to get the balance sheet of the Eating Place Enterprises to balance. Itfinally balanced, but now he’s not sure it is correct.Eating Place EnterprisesBalance Sheet as at December 31, 2018Assets Liabilities and capitalCash 28,500 Creditors 6,000Inventory 4,500 Debtors (15,000)Equipment 30,000 Capital 42,000Drawings 10,000 Net income for the year 40,000Total assets 73,000Total liabilities andcapital 73,000Required:Prepare a corrected balance sheet in vertical format

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John Paul Mondo is the bookkeeper for the Eating Place Enterprises. John hasbeen trying to get the balance sheet of the Eating Place Enterprises to balance. Itfinally balanced, but now he’s not sure it is correct.Eating Place EnterprisesBalance Sheet as at December 31, 2018Assets Liabilities and capitalCash 28,500 Creditors 6,000Inventory 4,500 Debtors (15,000)Equipment 30,000 Capital 42,000Drawings 10,000 Net income for the year 40,000Total assets 73,000Total liabilities andcapital 73,000Required:Prepare a corrected balance sheet in vertical format

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John Paul Mondo est le comptable de Eating Place Enterprises. John a essayé d'équilibrer le bilan de Eating Place Enterprises. Il a finalement réussi à l'équilibrer, mais maintenant il n'est pas sûr que ce soit correct.

Eating Place Enterprises Bilan au 31 décembre 2018

Actifs Passifs et capitaux Trésorerie 28 500 Créanciers 6 000 Inventaire 4 500 Débiteurs (15 000) Équipement 30 000 Capital 42 000 Retraits 10 000 Bénéfice net de l'année 40 000

Total des actifs 73 000 Total des passifs et capitaux 73 000

Requis : Préparez un bilan corrigé au format vertical.

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