Answer:
2021 BALANCE SHEETS
$39,000 Cash
$99,000 Restricted Cash
$136,000 Accounts Receivable
$43,000 Raw Materials
$61,000 Work in Process
$119,000 Notes Receivable
$22,000 Interest Receivable
$51,000 Investment in Debt Securities
$108,000 Finished Goods
$678,000 TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS
$199,000 Accounts Payable
$24,000 Interest Payable
$0,000 Wages Payable
$0,000 Short Term Loan
$223,000 TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES
Working Capital = $678,000 - $223,000 = $455,000
It means the company needs an extra cash flow of $455,000 to finance it's current assets because it's not enough with the current liabilities.
Step-by-step explanation:
The information to be classified as current must be within a period of 12 month both Assets and Liabilities.
The rest of the accounts are classified as long-term.
$338,000 Equipment
-$149,000 Accumulated Depreciation
$139,000 Patent
$1.680,000 Building
-$639,000 Accumulated Depreciation
$79,000 Prepaid Rent
$69,000 Land
$2.195,000 NON CURRENT ASSETS
$590,000 Notes Payable
$55,000 Deferred Revenue
$868,000 NON CURRENT LIABILITIES