$As$ controller for Henderson, you are attempting $to$ reconstruct and revise the following balance sheet prepared $by$ a staff accountant.

Henderson Manufacturing CompanyBalance SheetDecember $31,2024($$ $in000s)Assets$ Current assets: Cash $ $2,000$Accounts receivable $4,600$Allowance for uncollectible accounts $(500)Finished$ goods inventory $6,800$Prepaid expenses $3,300$Total current assets $16,200$Long$-$term assets: Investments $2,900$Raw materials and work $in$ process inventory $3,800$Equipment $19,000$Accumulated depreciation$-$equipment $(8,900)Franchise?$question markTotal assets $ $?$question markLiabilities and Shareholders$$ Equity Current liabilities: Accounts payable $ $7,100$Notes payable $7,000$Interest payable$-$note $300$Deferred revenue $3,300$Total current liabilities $17,700$Long$-$term liabilities: Bonds payable $12,000$Interest payable$-$bonds $300$Shareholders$$ equity: Common stock$ $?$question mark Retained earnings?question mark?question markTotal liabilities and shareholders$$ equity $?$question mark

Additional information $($$ $in000s)$:

Certain records that included the account balances for the franchise and shareholders$$ equity items were lost. However, a complete, preliminary balance sheet prepared before the records were lost showed a debt $to$ equity ratio $of1\mathrm{.}5.$ That $is,$ total liabilities are $150\%of$ total shareholders$$ equity. Retained earnings $at$ the beginning $of$ the year was $$3,100.$ Net income for $2024$ was $$2,200,$ and $$900in$ cash dividends were declared and paid $to$ shareholders.

The investments represent treasury bills purchased $in$ December $2024$ that mature $in$ January $2025.$ These are considered cash equivalents.

Interest $on$ both the notes and the bonds $is$ payable annually.

The notes payable account contains one note that $is$ due $in$ annual installments $of$ $$700$ for each payment due.

Deferred revenue will $be$ recognized equally over the next $18$ months.

The common stock represents $500,000$ shares $ofno$ par stock authorized, $of$ which $300,000$ shares are issued and outstanding.

Required:

Prepare a complete, corrected, classified balance sheet.

Note: $Do$ not round your intermediate calculations. Enter your answers $in$ the order $of$ their liquidity. Amounts $tobe$ deducted should $be$ indicated $by$ a minus sign. Enter your answers $in$ thousands $of$ dollars.