Please calculate the current assets for Debby Sportswear Inc. from the scrambled list of items presented...
Please calculate the current assets for Debby Sportswear Inc. from the scrambled list of items presented below:
Financial Data for Debby Sportswear Inc., December 31, 2015
Inventories $190,622
Interest expense $ 4,003
Cash $48,286
Sales (Revenue) $191,708
Accounts receivable $100,000
Operating expenses $525,000
Cost of goods sold $937,000
Accounts payable $38,167
Retained earnings $40,191
Accrued wages $43,259
Fixed assets (Properties, Plants and Equipments) $469,438
Please input the number (round the answer to the integer) WITHOUT dollar sign or comma.
* Not all items will be used to calculate the current assets.
Homework Answers
Current assets = cash + inventory + accounts receivable
Current assets = 48286 + 190622 + 100000 = 338908
Answer : 338908 [Thumbs up please]
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