Tsup-Tsup Corporation filed a bankruptcy petition on January 2009. On March 1, 2009, the trustee provided the following information about the corporation’s financial affairs:                 Assets                                                 Book value       Realizable Value  Cash                                                                P40,000            P40,000  Accounts receivable-net                                 200,000             150,000  Inventories                                                      300,000             140,000  Plant assets-net                                              500,000             560,000  Total Assets                                                    P1,040,000                 Liabilities  Liabilities for priority claims                             P160,000  Accounts payable-unsecured                         300,000  Notes payable, secured by              Accounts receivable                           200,000  Mortgage payable, secured by all              Plant assets                                         440,000  Total Liabilities                                                 P1,100,000     The amount expected to be available for unsecured claims without priority

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Tsup-Tsup Corporation filed a bankruptcy petition on January 2009. On March 1, 2009, the trustee provided the following information about the corporation’s financial affairs: 

  

            Assets                                                 Book value       Realizable Value 

Cash                                                                P40,000            P40,000 

Accounts receivable-net                                 200,000             150,000 

Inventories                                                      300,000             140,000 

Plant assets-net                                              500,000             560,000 

Total Assets                                                    P1,040,000 

  

            Liabilities 

Liabilities for priority claims                             P160,000 

Accounts payable-unsecured                         300,000 

Notes payable, secured by 

            Accounts receivable                           200,000 

Mortgage payable, secured by all 

            Plant assets                                         440,000 

Total Liabilities                                                 P1,100,000 

  

The amount expected to be available for unsecured claims without priority 

  

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