A note payable liability came due (meaning it reached its maturity date) during the year, and the business decided not to renew (or rollover) this loan. Accordingly, the business paid $500,000 to the lender, and the note payable was cancelled. (All interest expense on this debt was recorded correctly during the year.) How did paying off the note payable change the business’s financial condition?

Condensed Balance Sheet

   

Cash

 

Operating liabilities

Receivables

 

Interest-bearing liabilities

Inventory

 

Owners’ invested capital

PP&E, net

 

Owners’ retained earnings

Assets

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Liabilities and Owners’ Equity