Friday, August 30, 2013

Balance Sheet




A statement of assets and liabilities which is prepared to show the financial position of business on the last date of accounting period is called balance sheet.

A plan that summarizes a company's assets, liabilities and shareholders' equity at a selected purpose in time. These 3 record segments offer investors a concept on what the corporate owns and owes, furthermore because the quantity invested with by the shareholders.

The record should follow the subsequent formula:

Assets = Liabilities + Shareholders' Equity


It's referred to as a record as a result of the 2 sides balance out. This makes sense: a corporation has to pay for all the items it's (assets) by either borrowing money (liabilities) or obtaining it from shareholders (shareholders' equity).

Each of the 3 segments of the record can have several accounts among it that document the worth of every. Accounts like money, inventory and property are on the plus facet of the record, whereas on the liability facet there are accounts like accounts due  or long term debt. The accounts on a record can dissent by company and by trade, as there's nobody set templet that accurately accommodates for the variations between differing types of companies.



Example Company
Balance Sheet
December 31, 2011


ASSETS

LIABILITIES
Current assets

Current liabilities

Cash$   2,100 

Notes payable$   5,000 

Petty cash100 

Accounts payable35,900 

Temporary investments10,000 

Wages payable8,500 

Accounts receivable - net40,500 

Interest payable2,900 

Inventory31,000 

Taxes payable6,100 

Supplies3,800 

Warranty liability1,100 

Prepaid insurance     1,500 

Unearned revenues     1,500 


Total current assets   89,000 


Total current liabilities    61,000 
-
Investments   36,000 
Long-term liabilities





Notes payable20,000 
Property, plant & equipment

Bonds payable  400,000 

Land5,500 


Total long-term liabilities  420,000 

Land improvements 6,500 





Buildings180,000 





Equipment201,000 
Total liabilities  481,000 

Less: accum depreciation   (56,000)




Prop, plant & equip - net  337,000 



-
Intangible assets

STOCKHOLDERS' EQUITY

Goodwill105,000 

Common stock110,000 

Trade names  200,000 

Retained earnings229,000 


Total intangible assets  305,000 

Less: treasury stock   (50,000)






Total stockholders' equity  289,000 
Other assets     3,000 



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Total assets$770,000 
Total liab. & stockholders' equity$770,000 


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