Compute for the capital
Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions
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12. Samantha Company had
the following account
balances at the end of May of
the current year: Cash
P48,500; Trading Securities
P32.800; Receivables P72.300;
Inventories P37,490;
Machinery & Equipment
P678.100: Furniture & Fixtures
P100,640; Prepayments
P85,280; Building P700,200;
Patents P76,460; Trademark
P56.790: Accounts Payable
P276,420; Unearned Revenues
P54,750; Bonds Payable
P290,000; Mortgage Payable
P12,370; Accrued Expenses
P7,890; Interest Income
P32.000: Service Revenue
P765.340. Compute for the
capital:*
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