Question: ( Working with an income statement and balance sheet ) Prepare an income statement and a balance sheet from the scrambled list of items in

(Working with an income statement and balance sheet) Prepare an income statement and a balance sheet from the scrambled list of items in the popup window, LOADING.... What is the firm's net working capital and debt ratio?
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Part 1
Complete the income statement below.(Round to the nearest dollar. NOTES: (1) You may input expense accounts as negative values.(2) Dividends per share and Earnings per share must be rounded to the nearest cent.)
Income Statement
Sales
$
550,342
Cost of goods sold
190,991
Gross profits
$
Marketing, general and administrative expenses
$
45,685
Depreciation expenses
37,422
Total operating expenses
$
Operating income (EBIT)
$
Interest expense
25,554
Earnings before taxes
$
Income taxes
59,787
Net income
$
Number of common shares outstanding
120,323
Earnings per share (Round to the nearest cent)
$
Dividends paid to stockholders
$
Dividends per share (Round to the nearest cent)
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Sales
$550 comma 342
Accumulated depreciation
190 comma 991
Cash
?
Cost of goods sold
320 comma 808
Accounts receivable
72 comma 970
Depreciation expenses
37 comma 422
Accounts payable
64 comma 490
Interest expense
25 comma 554
Short-term notes payable
29 comma 446
Income taxes
59 comma 787
Inventories
47 comma 937
Marketing, general, and administrative expenses
45 comma 685
Gross fixed assets
647 comma 461
Long-Term debt
360 comma 207
Common stock
120 comma 323
Other assets
15 comma 726
Retained earnings
138 comma 450
In addition, the firm has 10 comma 000 shares outstanding and paid $ 15 comma 000 in common stock dividends during the year.

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