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The following balance sheet represents Boles Electronics Corporation's position at the time it filed for bankruptcy...

The following balance sheet represents Boles Electronics Corporation's position at the time it filed for bankruptcy (in thousands of dollars):

Cash $     10 Account payable $ 1,600
Receivables 100    Notes payable 500
Inventories 890 Wages payable 150
   Taxes payable 50
Total current assets $ 1,000    Total current liabilities $ 2,300
Net plant 4,000 Mortgage bonds 2,000
Net equipment 5,000 Subordinated debentures 2,500
   Preferred stock 1,500
      Common stock 1,700
Total assets $10,000 Total claims $10,000

The mortgage bonds are secured by the plant but not by the equipment. The subordinated debentures are subordinated to notes payable. The firm was unable to reorganize under Chapter 11; therefore, it was liquidated under Chapter 7. The trustee, whose legal and administrative fees amounted to $50,000, sold off the assets and received the following proceeds (in thousands of dollars):

Asset Proceeds
Plant $1,200
Equipment 2,000
Receivables 44
Inventories 330
Total $3,574

In addition, the firm had $5,000 in cash available for distribution. No single wage earner had claims exceeding the maximum allowable wages per worker, and there were no unfunded pension plan liabilities.

  1. What is the total amount available for distribution to all claimants? Round your answer to the nearest dollar.

    $  

    What is the total of creditor and trustee claims? Round your answer to the nearest dollar.

    $  

    Will the preferred and common stockholders receive any distributions?

    -Select-YesNoItem 3

  2. Determine the dollar distribution to each creditor and to the trustee. What percentage of each claim is satisfied? Enter your answers in thousands. For example, an answer of $1.2 thousand should be entered as 1.2, not 1,200. Do not round intermediate calculations. Round your answers to two decimal places.

    The liquidation distribution (in thousands of dollars):

    Claimant Dollar Distribution Percentage
    Accounts payable $     %
    Notes payable $     %
    Wages payable $     %
    Taxes payable $     %
    Mortgage bonds $     %
    Subordinated Debentures $     %
    Trustee $     %

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