The following information relates to Samson Engineering as at 30 June 2023: RProfit for the year180 000Drawings50 000Property920 000Long-term borrowings510 000Trade receivables380 000Plant and machinery250 000Trade payables180 000Short-term borrowings260 000Fixtures and fittings90 000Inventories420 000Equity at 1 July 20221 175 000Cash45 000Motor vehicles150 000 RequiredCalculate the following:The total non-current assets The total current assetsThe total assets

The following information relates to Samson Engineering as at 30 June 2023: RProfit for the year180 000Drawings50 000Property920 000Long-term borrowings510 000Trade receivables380 000Plant and machinery250 000Trade payables180 000Short-term borrowings260 000Fixtures and fittings90 000Inventories420 000Equity at 1 July 20221 175 000Cash45 000Motor vehicles150 000 RequiredCalculate the following:The total non-current assets The total current assetsThe total assets

Intermediate Accounting: Reporting And Analysis

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