Correct, it wasn't on the balance sheet, it was dropped on financials in the 10-k on consolidated cash flows F-6 "Loss on settlement of accrued payroll",...
which rolled up to the Consolidated Statements of Stockholders’ Deficit F-4 "Additional Paid-in Capital for: Common and preferred stock issued to settle payroll liabilities"...
rolling up to the Consolidated Statement of Operations F-4 under 'Other expense' for "Loss on settlement of liabilities"...
which is a direct negative hit to increase Net Loss for the year by $5,691,993
So, basically, investors took the hit, and Yazbeck took the benefit.