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Chang and Smith Tours has the following balance sheets: 2018 2019 Assets Cash $209 $197 Accounts Receivable 684 726 Inventory 918 1,023 Net Fixed Assets 2,014 1,944 Total Assets $3,825 $3,890 Liabilities and Equity Accounts Payable $748 $818 Notes Payable 306 300 Long-Term Debt 1,647 1,724 Stockholders' Equity 1,118 1,048 Total Liabilities and Equity $3,819 $3,890 What is the amount of net working capital for 2019

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Answer:

Chang and Smith Tours

The amount of net working capital for 2019 is:

$828.

Explanation:

a) Data and Calculations:

Chang and Smith Tours

Balance sheets:                        2018            2019

Assets

Cash                                          $209            $197

Accounts Receivable                  684             726

Inventory                                      918           1,023

Net Fixed Assets                      2,014           1,944

Total Assets                           $3,825       $3,890

Liabilities and Equity

Accounts Payable                     $748           $818

Notes Payable                            306             300

Long-Term Debt                      1,647           1,724

Stockholders' Equity                 1,118           1,048

Total Liabilities and Equity   $3,819        $3,890

Working capital:

Current assets:

Cash                                          $209            $197

Accounts Receivable                  684             726

Inventory                                      918           1,023

Less current liabilities

Accounts Payable                     $748           $818

Notes Payable                            306             300

Net working capital                 $757           $828

b) The net working capital is the difference between current assets and current liabilities.