Im having some trouble, not sure if I'm calculating them right. Complete this question by entering your answers in the tabs below.Required 3Required 4Required 5Compute the amount of liabilities for Company E at the beginning of the year.End of YearAssetsLiabilities+Equity140,760$111,200+29,560Equity, beginning ofyear2$29,560Add: Stock issuances6,500Add: Net income8,94445,004Less: Cash dividends11,000Equity, end of year$34,004 XBeginning of YearAssetsLiabilitiesEquity125,580$91,576+$34,004%24%24II Company ACompany BCompany CCompany DCompany EBeginning of yearAssets$ 46,00037,720$ 35,88025,116$ 29,44015,897$ 81,88056,497$ 125,580LiabilitiesEnd of year51,000?36,72024,96992,82044,553140,760111,200Assets?LiabilitiesChanges during the yearStock issuancesNet income (loss)Cash dividends16,7436,00012,1703,5001,400?9,7507,3005,8756,5008,94411,000?15,8842,000

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Complete this question by entering your answers in the tabs below. Required 3 Required 4 Required 5 Compute the amount of liabilities for Company E at the beginning of the year. End of Year Assets Liabilities + Equity 140,760 $ 111,200 $ 29,560 + Equity, beginning of year 29,560 Add: Stock issuances 6,500 Add: Net income 8,944 45,004 Less: Cash dividends 11,000 Equity, end of year 2$ 34,004 Beginning of Year Assets Liabilities + Equity 125,580 $ 91,576 34,004 = %24 %24 %24 II

Complete this question by entering your answers in the tabs below. Required 3 Required 4 Required 5 Compute the amount of liabilities for Company E at the beginning of the year. End of Year Assets Liabilities + Equity 140,760 $ 111,200 $ 29,560 + Equity, beginning of year 29,560 Add: Stock issuances 6,500 Add: Net income 8,944 45,004 Less: Cash dividends 11,000 Equity, end of year 2$ 34,004 Beginning of Year Assets Liabilities + Equity 125,580 $ 91,576 34,004 = %24 %24 %24 II

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