Financial Statements

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There are 8 types of statements of facts and one of this is ; universally established facts;historically established facts; scientifically established facts;present status of a person, place or thing; actions that will take place; actions that are taking place; actions that have taken place and actions that took place.

There are three components of a cost sheet. These components are the prime cost, the factory cost, and the total cost.

Gains and losses are listed in the income statement, because they factor into the calculation of net income. Net income is later reflected on the balance sheet once it is closed into Retaind Earnings.

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Cash is most liquid item in asset side of balance sheet and cash is that amount which is in hand for use for expenses of business.

net income

It goes under the Owner's Equity of the Balance Sheet.

Assets = Liability + Owner's Equity

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Gross profit is the total money you made. Net income is what is left of that money after you pay all your expenses: Heat, light, employee salaries, insurance, etc.

Projected balance sheet is the estimated balance sheet to foresee the future of business based on certain assumption before the actual transactions.

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Technically speaking, not a lot.

They are both liabilities, only difference being current are due within a year and long term is due after a year.

So the balance sheet will still balance, just those two areas may look a but odd.

Business net profit is adjusted for things like tax depreciation as well as some items which are not allowed by tax department as expense or income or deduction to arrive at taxable profit.

Essentially the Income Statement shows how much profit (or loss) an entity generated for a certain period. For example, the income statement of XYZ Corp. for the Year Ended December 31, 2010 would list all their income (i.e. product sales, rents received, royalties received, etc.) and all the expenses incurred to generate those revenues (i.e. salaries, cost of products sold, maintenance and repairs, etc.) - the difference is the income (or loss).

The Balance Sheet, on the other hand, is a summary of all the financial transactions that the entity has been involved with since it began. For instance, say new entity were starting, and 10 people bought 100 shares each 1,000 per share. The entity (i.e. the corporation) would now have cash on one side equal to $1,000,000 and common stock outstanding equal to $1,000,000. Now if the entity used some of that money to purchase equipment, say $500,000, they would now have $500,000 cash and $500,000 in property, plant and equipment.

Gross profit can be determined the costs associated with making a sale and the total sale (revenue) itself. Many items will effect gross profit. On the revenue side, items such as the number of goods sold and the price at which they are sold both factor into the revenue from which the costs are subtracted. These costs may include manufacturing expenses, raw material costs, labor costs, selling and general administrative costs and other expenses. Any alteration in the cost structure of these items listed will effect the gross profit that is realized with the sale of a good or service.

No. Only the person who the account is registered under or a government agency or the police with a warrant. Also, the bank of course.

sales over costs of sales which is expressed as a percentage of net sales, is referred to as...

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Profit

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