Determine the distribution of the proceeds - mortgages


Distribution in Bankruptcy. The balance sheet of Larkin Corporation is shown below.

ASSETS



Current assets



Cash

$7,000


Marketable securities

5,000


Receivables

1,000,000


Inventory

2,800,000


Prepaid expenses

3,500


Total current assets


$3,815,500

Noncurrent assets



Land

$1,700,000


Fixed assets

2,200,000


Total noncurrent assets


3,900,000

Total assets


$7,715,500

LIABILITIES AND

STOCKHOLDERS' EQUITY

Current liabilities



Accounts payable

$ 200,000


Bank loan payable

950,000


Accrued salaries

250,000a


Employee benefits payable

80,000b


Customer claims-unsecured

70,000c


Taxes payable

300,000


Total current liabilities


$1,850,000

Noncurrent liabilities



First-mortgage payable

$1,700,000


Second-mortgage payable

1,200,000


Subordinated debentures

600,000


Total noncurrent liabilities


3,500,000

Total liabilities


$5,350,000

Stockholders' equity



Preferred stock

$ 400,000


Common stock

490,000


Paid-in capital

1,400,000


Retained earnings

75,500


Total stockholders' equity


2,365,500

Total liabilities and stockholders' equity


$7,715,500

a The salary owed to each worker is below $2,000 and was incurred within 90 days of the bankruptcy petition.

b Employee benefits payable have the same limitations as unsecured wages and satisfy for eligibility in bankruptcy distribution.

c No customer claim is greater than $900.

Additional data are as follows:

1. The mortgages relate to the firm's total noncurrent assets.

2. The subordinated debentures are subordinated to the bank loan payable.

3. The trustee has sold the current assets for $2 million and the noncurrent assets for $1.8 million.

4. The administration expense related to bankruptcy proceedings was $700,000.

Determine the distribution of the proceeds.

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