I want to see the balance sheet of Amway Corporation
yes
Balance sheet is used normally for 2 years for comparison to find out the performance of company between 2 fiscal years.
nOtes receivable due in five years is listed on the balance sheet under what csption
Amway is a corporation that is owned by Alticor and the Van Andel family, it has been in business for over 50 years with an incredible line of products, numerous patents and is also a leading retailer for health and beauty products. I believe they are within the top 5 in the world.
You can't ! it's a function of the Profit and Loss Statement. Income from previous years will appear on the balance sheet...but Net Income is a P&L Function.
The balance sheet is no more or no less important than the income statement. The balance sheet provides a snapshot of the business as it stands at a given point in time and the income statement shows how the business got there. Together with the statement of cash flow (which can be constructed using multiple years of income statements and balance sheets), these three financial documents help clearly define the financial health of the business.
The balance sheet is no more or no less important than the income statement. The balance sheet provides a snapshot of the business as it stands at a given point in time and the income statement shows how the business got there. Together with the statement of cash flow (which can be constructed using multiple years of income statements and balance sheets), these three financial documents help clearly define the financial health of the business.
The balance sheet is no more or no less important than the income statement. The balance sheet provides a snapshot of the business as it stands at a given point in time and the income statement shows how the business got there. Together with the statement of cash flow (which can be constructed using multiple years of income statements and balance sheets), these three financial documents help clearly define the financial health of the business.
Capital expenditure are those type of expenditure the benefits of which are taken in more then one years by the business entity. So according to this all fixed assets are capital expenditures and fixed assets are shown at asset side of balance sheet.
Normally it's 5 years with equal amounts each year so it's similar to straight line depreciation except at the end of the 5 years the asset will not be shown on the balance sheet sheet at all.
the accounting entry to transfer retained earning to balance sheet is as follows profit and loss appropriation a/c dr to capital account No. Retained Earnings in accumulation (of all years) of earnings. It appears on the balance sheet. Any account on the balance sheet is in essence rolled over from period to period (not closed out). What is closed out TO retained earnings are revenues, expenses, and dividend account (notice how they are all accounts that appear on the income statement).
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