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Balance Sheet :
TABLE 1
20222021
Assets
Current assets
Cash $ 476.250 $ 603,250
Accounts receivable $ 1,349,375 $ 952,500
Allowance for bad debts ( $ 158.750)( $ 476.250)
Inventory $ 4,127,500 $ 4,445,000
Total current assets $ 5,794,375 $ 5,524,500
Long - term assets
Expansion fund $ 72,000 SO
Land $ 3.492.500 $ 2,222,500
Building $ 2,540,000 $ 2,540,000
Equipment $ 8,890,000 $ 4,127,500
Accumulated depreciation ( $ 3,810,000)( $ 3,175.000)
Total property , plant , and equipment $ 11,184,500 $ 5,715,000
Total assets $ 16,978,875 $ 11,239,500
Liabilities and Stockholders ' Equity
Current liabilities
Accounts payable $ 1.930,334 $ 1,905,000
Salaries payable $ 555,625 $ 317,500
Unearned revenue $ 793.750 $ 476.250
Total current liabilities $ 3,279,709 $ 2,698,750
Long - term debt
Loan payable $ 2,540,000 $ 952,500
Notes payable $ 4,445,000 $ 2,540,000
Total long - term debt $ 6,985,000 $ 3,492,500
Total liabilities $ 10,264,709 $ 6,191,250
Stockholders ' equity
Common stock $ 2,100,000 $ 2,100,000
( S par ,5,300,000 authorized ,2,100,000 outstanding )
Additional paid - in capital $ 952,500 $ 952,500
Retained earnings $ 3,661,666 $ 1,995,750
Total stockholders ' equity $ 6,714,166 $ 5,048.250
Total liabilities and stockholders ' equity $ 16.978,875 $ 11,239,500
Financial Statement:
Sales revenue $ 31,750,000
Cost of goods sold $ 22.034,500
Gross profit $ 9,715,500
Operating activities
Selling expenses
Advertising expense $ 595,313
Bad debt expense $ 495,000
Sales force salaries expense $ 1,706,563
Shipping expense $ 259,953
Total selling expenses $ 3,056.829
Administrative expenses
Executive salaries expense $ 2,032,000
Insurance expense $ 47,625
Depreciation expense $ 635,000
Miscellaneous admin , expenses $ 31,750
Rent expense $ 762,000
Utilities expense $ 127,000
Total administrative expenses $ 3.635,375 $ 6,692,204
Income from operations $ 3,023.296
Other gains and losses
Interest expense ( $ 202,406)( $ 202,406)
Income from continuing
operations before taxes $ 2,820.890
Income tax expense $ 789,849
Net income $ 2,031,041
Statement of cash flow
Cash flow from operations
Net income $ 2,031,041
Adjustments :
Depreciation $ 635,000
Change in working capital accounts
Change in accounts receivable ( $ 714,375)
Change in inventory $ 317,500
Change in accounts payable $ 25,334
Change in salaries payable $ 238,125
Change in unearned revenue $ 317,500 $ 819,084
Net cash flow from operations $ 2,850,125
Cash flow from investments
Purchase of securities ( $ 72,000)
Purchase of land ( $ 1,270,000)
Purchase of equipment ( $ 4,762,500)
Net cash flow from investments ( $ 6,104,500)
Cash flow from financing
Repayment of loans $ 1,587,500
Issuance of notes payable $ 1,905,000
Payments of dividends ( $ 365,125)
Net cash flow from financing $ 3,127,375
Net increase ( decrease ) in cash ( $ 127,000)
Cash , January 1,2022
Cash , December 31,2022 $603,250
$ 476,250
Invesment:
TABLE 1
Number of shares
xito Real , Inc.'s total shares outstanding 150,000
Number of shares owned by Unbekannt 18,000
Stock price
Purchase price $ 4.00
Market price on 12/31/2022 $ 7.25
Financial results
xito Real , Inc.'s reported net profit ( loss )( $ 20,000)
Dividends paid by xito Real during 2022 $ 35,000
Other Important Numbers
Tax rate 28%
Questions that need to b answered
1. Make the necessary adjusting entries to account for Unbekannt, Inc.s investment in xito Real, Inc., at the end of the fiscal year, assuming that Unbekannts finance team decides to use the fair value method to account for the investment.
2. Update Unbekannt, Inc.s financial statements to incorporate the effects of the adjusting entries for the fair value method.
3. Make the necessary adjusting entries to account for Unbekannt, Inc.s investment in xito Real, Inc., at the end of the fiscal year, assuming that Unbekannts finance team decides to use the equity method to account for the investment.
4. Update Unbekannt, Inc.s financial statements to incorporate the effects of the adjusting entries for the equity method.
5. Find the financial accounting standards that a company should use to determine when to use the equity method of accounting. If youre studying in the U.S., please use U.S. GAAP, available at FASB.org, for your research. If youre studying outside of the U.S., please use International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS), available at IFRS.org, for your research. Note: Youll need to register for a free account to access the IFRS database if you dont already have one.
6. Using your answers to the previous questions, determine the correct classification for Unbekannts investment in xito Real, Inc. Defend your answer sufficiently to convince the finan

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