Account Title Ch. remainder Believer. remainder Furniture 15.000 Damped Furniture 1.200 Goods 4.000 Domestic Customers 21.000 Promissory notes in the portfolio 6.800 Shares Listed on the Stock Exchange 10.750 Current Deposits in Euro 2.000 Paid-in Share Capital 39.000 Regular reserve 6.000 Long-term bank loans 10.000 Domestic Suppliers 4.000 Promissory notes payable in euro 4.300 Bank A- short-term loan account 5.000 Dividends payable 900 Insurance Organizations (EFKA) 800 Staff Remuneration 26.000 Employer's contributions and personnel charges 9.000 Telecommunications 2.000 Rentals 1.500 Premiums 600 Third Party Facilities (lighting - water supply) 3.100 Travel expenses 900 Promotional and Advertising Expenses 2.500 Interest on Long-term Liabilities 1.800 Furniture depreciation 1.050 Revenue from Sales of Goods 60.000 Revenue from participations 2.200 Credit interest 300 Extraordinary and Inorganic Expenses 500 Extraordinary and Inorganic Revenues 800 Prepare the balance sheet (creating, if necessary, an additional account of your own with the appropriate amount in order to balance the balance sheet). Note that in case of profits there is no tax and the profits are reinvested in the company.

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 Account Title

Ch.  remainder

Believer.  remainder

Furniture

15.000

 

Damped Furniture

 

1.200

Goods

4.000

 

 Domestic Customers

21.000

 

Promissory notes in the portfolio

6.800

 

Shares Listed on the Stock Exchange

10.750

 

 Current Deposits in Euro

2.000

 

 Paid-in Share Capital

 

39.000

Regular reserve

 

6.000

Long-term bank loans

 

10.000

 Domestic Suppliers

 

4.000

Promissory notes payable in euro

 

4.300

Bank A- short-term loan account

 

5.000

 Dividends payable

 

900

Insurance Organizations (EFKA)

 

800

 Staff Remuneration

26.000

 

 Employer's contributions and personnel charges

9.000

 

Telecommunications

2.000

 

Rentals

1.500

 

Premiums

600

 

 Third Party Facilities  (lighting - water supply)

3.100

 

Travel expenses

900

 

 Promotional and Advertising Expenses

2.500

 

Interest on Long-term Liabilities

1.800

 

Furniture depreciation

1.050

 

Revenue from Sales of Goods

 

60.000

Revenue from participations

 

2.200

Credit interest

 

300

Extraordinary and Inorganic Expenses

500

 

Extraordinary and Inorganic Revenues

 

800

Prepare the balance sheet (creating, if necessary, an additional account of your own with the appropriate amount in order to balance the balance sheet). Note that in case of profits there is no tax and the profits are reinvested in the company.

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