1. Prepare a Classified Statement of Assets & Liabilitiesas at 30th June 2023Cash receipts and payments for the year ended 30thJune 2023:CashReceipts:Subscriptions 11,000Bar salesHire offunctionroom$BankBar inventory30,0005,300Assets & Liabilities as at$46,300Subscription in arrearsSubscription in advanceBar equipment - at costAccumulated depreciationbar equipmentBank Loan (Due 30/6/17)Accounts payable (bar)Accrued bar wagesPrepaid rent expenseCashPayments:Bar purchases 12,000Payments toaccountspayableTelephoneInsuranceCleaner'swagesElectricityBar wagesBank LoaninterestRent paid1 July202215,0002,60022080035,0005,00016,0001,000O0$?6,0009001,2001,5008005,0002,90010,000$40,30030 June20232,40088027035,0006,00016,0002,000100500

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