Florida Contractor Practice Exam

To determine the maximum bond limit for the company, it's essential to calculate the company's net worth or working capital position. The working capital can be calculated using the formula:

Working Capital = Current Assets - Current Liabilities

In this case, the company's current assets include cash and accounts receivable. Therefore, the current assets total:

Cash: $100,000

Accounts Receivable: $32,000

Current Assets Total = $100,000 + $32,000 = $132,000

Next, you would subtract the current liabilities from this total:

Current Liabilities: $450,000

Working Capital = $132,000 - $450,000 = -$318,000

Typically, in many contexts, bonding limits can be related to the company's net worth or overall financial position. If you consider additional financing sources or if there is a specific bonding agent formula used, companies often multiply a certain factor by their working capital or net worth to determine the bonding limit. In this scenario, the number indicated in the correct answer seems to suggest a relationship where the numerical values combine or are presented with specific context not detailed in the question.

In summary, while the immediate calculation based on current assets and liabilities indicates a negative working capital, the