Let’s assume that you run a manufacturing business in which you have personally invested $180,000. Your business owns a building worth $150,000. The office furniture and computers that you own amount to $70,000 and $30,000, respectively. You currently have an inventory worth $50,000 in the warehouse. While you have cash-in-hand of $18,000, your customers owe you $12,000 for the goods you have sold them on credit. You still have to pay off a bank loan worth $100,000, which you acquired a few months back by mortgaging your property. Finally, you owe $30,000 to your vendors because you bought raw materials on credit. During the latest accounting period, your business made a net profit of $20,000. Using the data given above, prepare your business’s balance sheet.