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Measuring and Reporting Financial Position - In-Class Student Worksheet Learning Activity 1
: Page 205 Application Exercise 4.3. Using your answer from Workshop 2 prepare the Statement of Financial Position Refer to textbook
Measuring and Reporting Financial Position - In-Class Student Worksheet Balance Sheet ASSETS
$
TOTAL
LIABILITIES
$
TOTAL
Current assets
Current liabilities
Cash
99,000
Accounts Payable
20,500
20,50
0
Prepaid rent
8,000
Non-current liabilities
Inventory
25,000
Bank Loan
50,000
50,00
0
Accounts Receivable
10,000
142,0
00
Owner’s equity
Non-current assets
Capital
150,000
Furniture
100,00
0
Retained Earnings
29,500
179,5
00
Vehicle
8,000
108,0
00
Drawings
0
Total Assets
250,0
00
Total Liabilities and Owners Equity
250,0
00
Measuring and Reporting Financial Position - In-Class Student Worksheet Learning Activity 2
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Page 61 Activity 2.4 Prepare the Statement of Financial Position
Measuring and Reporting Financial Position - In-Class Student Worksheet Simonson Engineering Company
Balance Sheet as at 30Sept 2017
ASSETS
$
TOTAL
LIABILITIES
$
TOTAL
Current assets
Current liabilities
Cash
6,000
Accounts payable
72,000
Inventory
180,00
0
Bank overdraft
104,000
176,0
00
Accounts receivable
192,00
0
378,0
00
Non-current assets
Non-current liabilities
Plant and machinery
100,00
0
Long-term loans
204,000
204,0
00
Motor vehicle
60,000
Owner’s equity
Freehold premises
288,00
0
Capital
470,000
Fixture and fittings
36,000
484,0
00
Retained earnings
72,000
Drawings
(60,000)
482,0
00
Total Assets
862,0
00
Total Liabilities and Owners Equity
862,0
00
*profit & retained earnings are the same thing
*always deduct drawings – never add (as owner is taking money out of the business)
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