The following are balance sheet accounts for ABC Event Company for end of year. Please note that the company paid $2,500 in cash for the equipment and financed the remaining $6500 with a loan from the bank. Accounts Payable $6,500 Accounts Receivable $4,800 Cash $1,500 Equipment $9,000 Equipment Software $500 Notes Payable - $6500 Owners Equity ???? What would a balance sheet for ABC Event Company look like?

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