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match the numbers to the accounts on the below scrambled income statement balance sheet. numbers are to the right of the account. thus gross profit 2,313 means gross profit = $2313. other long term assets ; restructuring charges ; dividends ; total long term liabilities ; inventories ; net sales ; tax ; short-term portion of borrowings, net ; total liabilities and stockholder’s equity ; accumulated other comprehensive loss, net of tax (an equity account) ; gross profit 2,313 ; other long term liabilities 181 ; stores and distribution expense 1,703 ; cost of goods sold 1,455 ; paid-in capital 434 ; retained earnings 2,550 ; total stockholder’s equity 1,389 ; income before taxes 99 ; accounts payable 141 ; accrued expenses 282 ; net income 65 ; marketing, general and administrative expense 458 ; change in retained earnings 46 ; cash and equivalents 520 ; receivables 52 ; class a common stock 1 ; deferred income taxes (current asset) 126 ; depreciation 30 ; other current assets 116 ; total current assets 1,164 ; property and equipment, net 978 ; total current liabilities 487 ; long-term portion of borrowings, net 291 ; operating income 114 ; interest expense, net 15 ; total assets 2,505 ; short-term portion of deferred lease credits (current liability) 35 ; leasehold financing obligations (long term liability) 51 ; long-term portion of deferred lease credits (long term liability) 106 question 21 options: tax expense total long term liabilities net sales accumulated other comprehensive loss, net of tax (an equity account) dividends restructuring charges short-term portion of borrowings, net total liabilities and stockholder’s equity inventories other long term assets 1. 363 2. 8 3. 19 4. 629 5. 350 6. 3768 7. 34 8. 29 9. 2505 10. -1596

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