Please don't provide solution in image thnku Rent payablePremium on bonds payableLong-term liabilitiesBonds payableStockholders' equityCommon stock, $1.00 par, authorized 400,000 shares, issued 293,500Paid-in capital in excess of parRetained earnings52,50056,500503,500293,500163,500? Flounder Company has decided to expand its operations. The bookkeeper recently completed the following BCurrent assets.CashFlounder CompanyBalance SheetFor the Year Ended 2025Accounts receivable (net)Inventory (lower-of-cost-or-netrealizable value)Equity investments (to be sold in the next year)-at cost (fair value $123,500)Property, plant, and equipmentBuildings (net)Equipment (net)Land held for future useIntangible assetsGoodwillHeld-to maturity debt investmentPrepaid expensesCurrent liabilitiesAccounts payableNotes payable (due next year)Pension obligation$233,500343,500404,500143,500573,500163,500178,50083,50093,50015,500138,500128,50085,500

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