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HOW TO PREPARE BALANCE SHEET
Posted By G.S. Bansal, On July 22, 2012
What is Balance Sheet? Balance Sheet is part of final accounts, prepared by a business firm to know its financial position on a particular date for a particular period. Balance sheet shows the total liabilities and total assets of a business firm on a particular date.
Who prepares Balance Sheet? Balance sheet is prepared by all business and professional firms.
What are the benefits of preparation of Balance Sheet?
With the help of balance sheet total liabilities and assets can be seen at a glance.
A business firms can take so many decision in respect of idol money lying with the firm.
It is mandatory for all listed companies to submit the balance sheet with stock exchange, registrar of companies and to send the copy of final accounts to each and shareholder.
In partnership firms, the contribution of the partners can be ascertained.
To get loan from banks, other financial institutions or from public it is compulsory to prepare balance sheet so that the lender of money can assess the financial condition of the business firm.
At last from the point of accounts, unless the balance sheet is prepared, how the opening balances of accounts will be taken in next financial year? Therefore, it is must to prepare balance sheet.
Other than above, there may be so many reason because of those the balance sheet is required.
When a Balance Sheet is Prepared? It can be prepared by a business firm on any particular date. It can be prepared on monthly basis or quarterly basis or half yearly basis or yearly basis according to its requirement. For example all the companies registered with stock exchanges furnish monthly details relating to sale, profits, liabilities and assets of listed companies. Therefore, these companies have to prepare the Trading account, Profit and Loss Account and Balance Sheet on monthly basis. But if we talk in general then it is prepared at the end of the financial year.
Contents of Balance Sheet:- A Balance Sheet shows the following details:-
Details of all assets
Details of all liabilities
Net Profit or Net Loss
How a Balance Sheet is prepared? Balance Sheet is prepared with the help of Trial Balance. Balance sheet is divided in two parts i.e. Liabilities and Assets.
In Liabilities, we show the following details:-
Capital
Secured Loans
Unsecured Loans
Current Liabilities and Provisions
Profit and Loss Account (Balance of Profit)
In Assets, we show the following accounts:-
Fixed Assets
Investments
Current Assets, Loans and Advances
Miscellaneous Expenditure
Profit and Loss Account (Balance of losses)
Example of Balance Sheet
From the following trial balance we have to prepare Balance Sheet
Note:- As you know that balance sheet can not be prepared unless the Trading Account and Profit and Loss Accounts are prepared. Therefore, I am taking same example which is already shown in my other term “How to Prepare Trading Account” and “How to Prepare Profit and Loss Account”. The same can be helpful for the learners to understand it in a better way through same example.
TRIAL BALANCE OF M/S ABC ENTERPRISES AS ON 31.03.2016
PARTICULARS AMOUNT AMOUNT
DR. CR.
OPENING STOCK OF GOODS
250000
PURCHASES
500000
SALES
900000
FUEL EXPENSES FOR MACHINERY
50000
ELECTRICITY EXPENSES – FACTORY
60000
ELECTRICITY EXPENSES – OFFICE
10000
WAGES TO WORKERS
100000
SALARIES
30000
PACKING CHARGES
5000
TELEPHONE EXPENSES
3000
PRINTING & STATIONERY EXPENSES
2000
BANK OF INDIA
15000
CASH IN HAND
12000
SUNDRY DEBTORS
40000
SUNDRY CREDITORS
77000
MACHINERY A/C
30000
CRATGE & FREIGHT EXP.
6000
BANK CHARGES
500
BANK INTEREST
12500
ADVERTISEMENT EXP.
10000
SALES PROMOTION EXP.
15000
CONVEYANCE EXP.
12000
VEHICLE MAINTENANCE EXP.
30000
CAPITAL A/C
216000
TOTAL
1193000
1193000
CLOSING STOCK AS ON 31.03.12 WAS RS. 224000/=
M/S ABC ENTERPRISES
TRADING A/C AS ON 31.03.2016
INCOME AMOUNT CR.
SALES
900000
CLOSING STOCK
224000
TOTAL
1124000
OPENING STOCK
250000
PURCHASES
500000
FUEL EXPENSES FOR MACHINERY
50000
ELECTRICITY EXP. – FACTORY
60000
WAGES TO WORKER
100000
PACKING CHARGES
5000
CARTAGE & FREIGHT EXP.
6000
GROSS PROFIT
153000
TOTAL
1124000
M/S ABC ENTERPRISES
PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT AS ON 31.03.16
INCOME
AMOUNT CR.
GROSS PROFIT
153000
TOTAL
153000
EXPENDITURE
AMOUNT DR.
ELECTRICITY EXPENSES – OFFICE
10000
SALARIES
30000
TELEPHONE EXPENSES
3000
PRINTING & STATIONERY EXPENSES
2000
BANK CHARGES
500
BANK INTEREST
12500
ADVERTISEMENT EXPENSES
10000
SALES PROMOTION EXPENSES
15000
CONVEYANCE EXPENSES
12000
VEHICLE MAINTENANCE EXPENSES
30000
NET PROFIT
28000
TOTAL
153000
M/S ABC ENTERPRISES
BALANCE SHEET AS ON 31.03.16
LIABILITIES
AMOUNT
CAPITAL
216000
ADD: NET PROFIT AS PER P&L A/C
28000
244000
SECURED LOANS
0
UNSECURED LOANS
0
CURRENT LIABILITIES
SUNDRY CREDITORS SEE ANNEXURE-A
77000
PROVISIONS
0
TOTAL
321000
ASSETS
AMOUNT
FIXED ASSETS
MACHINERY
30000
INVESTMENTS
0
CURRENT ASSETS
CASH IN HAND
12000
BALANCE WITH BANK OF INDIA
15000
CLOSING STOCK
224000
SUNDRY DEBTORS SEE ANNEXURE-B
40000
LOANS & ADVANCES (ASSETS)
0
TOTAL
321000
ANNEXURE – A
DETAILS OF SUNDRY CREDITORS AS ON 31.03.2016
MORNING PLACE
22000
GIFT HOUSE
35000
SUPPLE RUBBERS
10000
TOTAL
67000
ANNEXURE – B
DETAILS OF SUNDRY DEBTORS AS ON 31.03.2016
MASCOT MARKETING
24000
MAGNA IMPEX
6000
GLOBAL ENTERPRISES
10000
TOTAL
40000
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