how to read your own balance sheet

Feb 27, 2019

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Today we'll be (ideally) demystifying how to read your own balance sheet, a conceivably confounding mammoth for those new to it.

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BALANCE SHEET

BALANCE SHEET. STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION KEY CONCEPTS ASSETS = LIABILITIES + OWNER EQUITY ASSETS AND LIABILITIES ARE CLASSIFIED AS EITHER CURRENT OR NON-CURRENT. COST BASIS VALUES FOR ASSETS ARE NEEDED TO CORRECTLY DETERMINE ACCRUAL NET INCOME AND EARNED OWNER EQUITY

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Balance Sheet

“Old accountants never die; they just lose their balance” --Anonymous. Balance Sheet. Assets, Liabilities & Shareholders’ Equity. Assets =. Liabilities + Stockholders’ equity. The Balance Sheet. Also called the statement of condition or statement of financial position.

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Balance sheet. Business Studies. What is a balance sheet?. The balance sheet is a financial statement. It is a list of all the assets (what the business owns) and all the liabilities (what the business owes) of a business. The balance sheet is a financial “snap shot”.

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Balance Sheet

Balance Sheet. Assets (LHS) What we own Debt and Equity (RHS) What we owe Point in Time Accural Accounting Matching of Revenues with Expenses. Organization of Balance Sheets.

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Balance Sheet

Balance Sheet. Mr. Hill started a new business. Prepare balance sheet entries for the following transactions . Driving instructor James Hill established a private driving school. On June 1, he invested 50 000 of his personal funds in the school.

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Balance Sheet

Balance Sheet . Assets Business Equipment $15,000 Less Depreciation (4,500) Total Assets $10,500.

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Balance Sheet. Record Keeping Curriculum Georgia Department of Education Agricultural Education Written by Jimmy Scott Georgia Ag Ed Curriculum. Balance Sheet - Defined.

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Balance Sheet

Balance Sheet. What is a Balance Sheet?. What is a balance sheet? A balance sheet or commonly called “net worth statement” is a snapshot of a financial situation that lists assets, liabilities, and net worth. The accounting equation states that net worth = assets – liabilities.

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Balance Sheet

Balance Sheet. Profit & Losses.

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BALANCE SHEET

BALANCE SHEET. SHOWS ASSETS LIABILITIES AND OWNERS EQUITY AS OF A CERTAIN DATE SO THERE IS AN ASSET SECTION ON THE BALANCE SHEET, A LIABILITY SECTION AND AN OWNERS EQUITY. FIVE TYPES OF CURRENT ASSETS. CASH MARKETABLE SECURITIES ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE INVENTORY

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Balance Sheet

Balance Sheet. Describes the financial condition of the business at a point in time Gives two important financial measures of the business: Solvency Liquidity. Balance Sheet. Assets = Liabilities + Net Worth Someone has a claim on each asset of the farm business Lender – liability

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Balance Sheet

Balance Sheet . Financial Photo of the business – financial position at one point in time Takes on date and shos us the value of what the business has (ITS ASSETS) what it owes (ITS LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL) Will tell us if the company is financially secure

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Balance Sheet

Balance Sheet. In Accounting, An Itemized Statement Of What One Owns, What One Owes, and What One Is Worth Is Called A:. Balance Sheet. The First Step In Setting Up Records Is To Find Out:. 1. What One Owns 2. What One Owes 3. What One Is Worth. Balance Sheet Reports What A Business.

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Balance Sheet

Balance Sheet. Current Assets. Current assets – those likely to be used or consumed within one year. Cash and cash equivalents Accounts Receivable – right to receive money from customers in the future (IOU to you) Inventories - could be raw materials and finished goods. Long-term Assets.

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Balance Sheet

Limitations: Most assets are recorded at historical cost rather than at market value. Resources such as employee skills and reputation are not recorded on the balance sheet. Usefulness: Liquidity information. Long-term solvency information. Balance Sheet. Case 3-5.

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Balance Sheet

Balance Sheet. A Balance Sheet. Is a statement of a firms assets, liabilities and share capital on a particular date. Assets. Are things that a firm owns. They can be current or fixed. Current Assets. Are owned by the firm. They change from year to year. Examples include:

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YOUR BALANCE SHEET

YOUR BALANCE SHEET. By Roger Betz, Sherrill Nott, Gerald Schwab Day 1 break to 12 p.m. In the United States. Four Basic Financial Documents:. Net Worth Statement (Balance Sheet) Income Statement Cash Flow Statement and a newer one -- Statement of Owner Equity. Balance Sheet defined:.

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YOUR BALANCE SHEET

YOUR BALANCE SHEET. Roger Betz, Sherrill Nott, Gerald Schwab, Barbara Dartt FIRM AoE team. In the United States. Four Basic Financial Documents:. Balance Sheet (Net Worth Statement) Income Statement Statement of Cash Flows and a newer one -- Statement of Owner Equity.

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Balance Sheet. Damona Doye OSU Extension Economist damona.doye@okstate.edu 405-744-9836. Financial Statements. Cash flow statement Cash income Cash expenses. Balance sheet Assets Liabilities Net worth (owner equity). Income statement Cash income Cash expenses Changes in assets

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Balance sheet is more similar to a preview of the money related situation of an organization at a predefined time, generally determined after each quarter, a half year or one year.

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