Volz Cleaning Inc
balance Sheet
March 31
Assets | Liabilities | ||
Current assets | Labilities | ||
Cash | 25900 | Notes payable | 12000 |
Investment | 6000 | ||
Notes receivable | 4100 | ||
Total Current assets | 36000 | Total liabilities | 12000 |
Non Current assets | Stockholder's equity | ||
Delivery truck | 21000 | Common Stock | 5000 |
Office equipment | 5000 | Additional paid in capital | 45000 |
Total Non Current assets | 26000 | Total Stockholder's equity | 50000 |
Total assets | 62000 | Total liabilities and stockholder's equity | 62000 |
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