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Chapter 5 Lesson 5.2. Chart of Accounts, Expanded Trial Balance and the Income Statement. A list of all the accounts a company has. Assets are # 100 - 199. Assets are # 100 - 199. Liabilities are # 200 - 299. Capital and Drawings are # 300 - 399. Assets are # 100 - 199.
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Chapter 5 Lesson 5.2 Chart of Accounts, Expanded Trial Balance and the Income Statement
Assets are # 100 - 199 Liabilities are # 200 - 299
Capital and Drawings are # 300 - 399 Assets are # 100 - 199 Liabilities are # 200 - 299
Capital and Drawings are # 300 - 399 Assets are # 100 - 199 Revenue is # 400 - 499 Liabilities are # 200 - 299
Capital and Drawings are # 300 - 399 Assets are # 100 - 199 Revenue is # 400 - 499 Liabilities are # 200 - 299 Expenses are # 500 - 599
This Worksheet could also be called a Trial Balance. It is a list of all the accounts in the company, in order of Assets, Liabilities and finally the Equity accounts.
This Worksheet could also be called a Trial Balance. It is a list of all the accounts in the company, in order of Assets, Liabilities and finally the Equity accounts.
This Worksheet could also be called a Trial Balance. It is a list of all the accounts in the company, in order of Assets, Liabilities and finally the Equity accounts.
This Worksheet could also be called a Trial Balance. It is a list of all the accounts in the company, in order of Assets, Liabilities and finally the Equity accounts. Equity Accounts
Add up Revenue. Add up Expenses. Subtract expenses from revenue to find the Net Income.
There is only one source of revenue, it is $3199 Add up Revenue. Add up Expenses. Subtract expenses from revenue to find the Net Income.
There is only one source of revenue, it is $3199 There are five different expenses (250 + 40 +72+400+90 = 627) Add up Revenue. Add up Expenses. Subtract expenses from revenue to find the Net Income.
Add up Revenue. Add up Expenses. Subtract expenses from revenue to find the Net Income. ($3199 – $627 = $2572) A positive number...therefore it is a Net Income!
So Remember… Net Income = Revenue - Expenses
If the answer was negative… Then Net income would be a net loss
Or if Expenses are larger than Revenue! If the answer was negative… Then Net income would be a net loss