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I haven't been able to make the balance sheet balance while using all the accounts. Please...

I haven't been able to make the balance sheet balance while using all the accounts. Please help.

Using the List of Accounts, create a multiple-step income statement, statement of retained earnings, and classified balance sheet for the year ending December 31, 201x. The multiple-step income statement should also include a section for basic “per-share” amounts for the Income from Continuing Operations and the Net Income line items. Also, create your own company name. These statements should be in an appropriate format. This means that the multiple-step income statement should present gross profit, operating, nonoperating, and nonrecurring items separately. This also means that the classified balance sheet should present current and long-term items separately. The statement of retained earnings only needs to present the “Retained Earnings” column from a Statement of Stockholders’ Equity. For purposes of the “per-share” section, assume that basic and diluted EPS are the same amount (i.e., there are no dilutive securities). Also, assume that the weighted-average number of shares outstanding for both basic and diluted is equal to 300,000 shares.

 
Account Names VALUE
Accounts Payable $75,946
Accounts Receivable (Gross) $92,816
Accumulated Depreciation (Factory) $450,821
Accumulated Depreciation (Machine Under Capital Lease) $22,265
Accumulated Other Comprehensive Income (Ending) $(22,208)
Additional Paid in Capital-Common Stock $449,821
Additional Paid in Capital-Preferred Stock $59,706
Additional Paid in Capital-Stock Options $65,816
Additional Paid in Capital-Treasury Stock $2,863
Allowance for Doubtful Accounts $4,641
Bad Debt Expense (Selling) $7,219
Bond Issue Cost Expense $2,987
Bonds Payable $132,303
Brands and Trademarks $56,951
Cash $44,025
Common Stock $21,222
Common Stock Dividends Declared $2,279
Copyrights $27,819
Cost of Goods Sold $798,337
Current Marketable Securities (Trading) $37,764
Current Portion of Capital Lease Payable $10,048
Deferred Tax Liabilities $47,293
Depreciation Expense (Factory-Admin) $20,320
Depreciation Expense (Machine Under Capital Lease-Selling) $10,687
Dividend Revenue $7,592
Dividends Payable $1,465
Factory $1,482,092
Gain from Discontinued Operations (Net of Tax) $726
Goodwill $71,263
Income Tax Expense-Current $32,632
Income Tax Expense-Deferred $8,362
Interest Expense $40,523
Interest Payable $3,364
Interest Revenue $8,723
Inventory $153,043
Land $277,925
Long-Term Capital Lease Payable $118,147
Long-Term Investments (HTM) $15,749
Long-Term Marketable Securities (AFS) $18,787
Loss on Extinguishment of Note Payable $77,911
Machine Under Capital Lease $41,063
Pension Expense (Admin) $2,631
Pension Expense (Selling) $14,605
Preferred Stock $9,216
Preferred Stock Dividends Declared $1,342
Premium on Bonds Payable $13,853
Prepaid Rent $2,087
Prepaid Supplies $11,958
Rent Expense (Selling) $100,605
Retained Earnings (Beginning) $179,408
Salaries Payable $7,632
Salary Expense (Admin) $24,489
Salary Expense (Selling) $62,764
Sales Revenue $1,869,331
Supplies Expense (Selling) $2,113
Treasury Stock $65,174
Unamortized Bond Issue Costs $38,574
Unearned Revenue $93,096
Unrealized Loss on Marketable Securities (Trading) $13,806

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Income Statement
Particulars Amount($)
Sales Revenue 1869331
Cost of goods sold 798337
Gross profit 1070994
Interest Revenue 8723
Dividend Revenue 7592
Expenses:
Bad debt -selling 7219
Bond issue cost expense 2987
Depreciation(Factory Admin) 20320
Depreciation(Machine-Capital lease) 10687
Interest Expense 40523
Pension (Admin) 2631
Pension(Selling) 14605
Rent(Selling) 100605
Salaries Expense(Admin) 24489
Salaries Expense(Selling) 62764
Supplies Expense(Selling) 2113
Unrealised loss on marketable Securities 13806
Loss on Extinguishment of notes payable 77911
Income from Continuing operations 706649
Less: Current Tax 32632
Deferred Tax 8362
Gain from Discontinuing Operations(net of tax) 726
Net Income 666381
Balance Sheet
Liabilities Amount($) Assets Amount($)
Interest Payable 3364 Unamortised Bond issue costs 38574
Salaries Payable 7632 Prepaid rent 2087
Dividend Payable 1465 Prepaid supplies 11958
Current portion of Capital lease payable 10048 Inventory 153043
Accounts payable 75946 Accounts Receivable 92816
Unearned Revenue 93096 Allowance for doubtful debts -4641
Total Current Liabilities 191551 Current Marketable Trading Securities 37764
Premium on Bonds Payable 13853 Cash 44025
Bonds Payable 132303 Total Current Assets 375626
Long term Capital Lease payable 118147
Deferred Tax liabilities 47293 Factory 1482092
Total Liabilities 503147 Accumulated Dep- factory -450821
Shareholders Equity Land 277925
Preferred Stock 9216 Machine under Capital Lease 41063
Additional Paid in Capital-Preferred stock 59706 Accumulated Dep- Machine -22265
Common Stock 21222 Long Term Investments 15749
Additional Paid in Capital-Common Stock 449821 Long Term Marketable Securities 18787
Additional Paid in Capital - Stock options 65816 Goodwill 71263
Treasury Stock -65174 Copyrights 27819
Additional Paid in Capital -Treasury Stock 2863 Brands & trademarks 56951
Retained Earnings
Opening 179408
Add: Current year net profit 690372
Other Comprehensive Income -22208
Closing retained earnings 847572
Total Equity & Liabilities 1894189 Total Assets 1894189

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