Beginning of year Assets Liabilities End of year Assets Liabilities Changes during the year Owner investments Net income (loss) Owner withdrawals Company A $ 49,000 40, 180 54,000 ? 6,000 12,980 3,500 Company B $ 38,220 26,754 38,880 26, 438 1,400 ? 2,000 Company C $ 31,360 16,934 ? 17,728 9,750 6,800 5,875 Company D $ 87,220 60, 181 98,280 47,174 ? 17,067 0 Company E $ 133,770 ? 149,040 117,741 6,500 9,045 11,000

Beginning of year Assets Liabilities End of year Assets Liabilities Changes during the year Owner investments Net income (loss) Owner withdrawals Company A $ 49,000 40, 180 54,000 ? 6,000 12,980 3,500 Company B $ 38,220 26,754 38,880 26, 438 1,400 ? 2,000 Company C $ 31,360 16,934 ? 17,728 9,750 6,800 5,875 Company D $ 87,220 60, 181 98,280 47,174 ? 17,067 0 Company E $ 133,770 ? 149,040 117,741 6,500 9,045 11,000

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Description: What is the amount of liabilities at the end of the year for Company A? Beginning of yearAssetsLiabilitiesEnd of yearAssetsLiabilitiesChanges during the yearOwner investmentsNet income (loss)Owner withdrawalsCompany A$ 49,00040,18054,000?6,00012,9803

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