The statement of financial statement is based on the following equation:
Assets = Liabilities + Equity
The above mentioned equation can be expanded as follows
Non-current assets + current assets = non-current liabilities + current liabilities + equity
Your accountant provides you with the following trial balance as at 1 March 2017
Description |
Balance |
Property, plant, equipment |
$350 000 |
Share capital |
$250 000 |
Inventory |
$54 000 |
Trade Payables |
$67 000 |
Motor vehicles -Cost |
$120 000 |
Motor vehicle – Acc Depreciation |
$60 000 |
Trade Receivables |
$123 000 |
Bank overdraft |
$31 000 |
Mortgage bond – company premises |
$175 000 |
Retained Income |
$ 64 000 |
The following is an extract of some of the transactions of Highveld ltd, a manufacturing company, for the period ending 28 February 2018:
Required:
Organize your answer as follows
Number |
Non-Current assets + |
Current Assets |
= |
Non- current liabilities + |
Current Liabilities + |
Equity |
Opening balance |
Accounting Equation:
Opening balance:
Recording each transaction:
Summerized Statement of Financial Statement |
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