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- Common Classifications are:
#1: Current Assets: Under Asset section, short term assets like Cash, accounts receivables etc are disclosed.
#2: Plant, Property & equipment: Long Term assets, net of accumulated depreciation are disclosed.
#3: Intangible Assets: Under Asset section, assets that are of intangible nature (Goodwill, etc) are disclosed.
#4: Current Liabilities: Under Liabilities section, short term liabilities (Accounts payable, expense payable, etc) are disclosed.
#5: Long Term Liabilities: Also under Liabilities section, long term liabilities like Bonds payable, Mortgage payable, etc are disclosed.
#6: Stockholder’s Equity: This section contains information of Paid in Capital from Common Stock and Preferred Stock. Also the balance in Retained earnings after net income (loss) and dividend is also included under this classification.
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intangibles, and other assets. For liabilities, use the
classifications of current liabilties and long-term
liabilities.
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