The balance sheet compares the assets and liabilities of a business on November 2, 2005 and March 30, 2006. On both dates, the largest asset was equipment valued at $53,200 on the earlier date and $50,755 after depreciation. Liabilities included $48,000 of owner capital and $21,000 of bank borrowings on the earlier date, which was reduced to $18,900 after a $2,100 payment. The business operated at a $10,854 loss for the period. Total assets and liabilities were equal on both dates at $69,000, showing the business maintained balance sheet equality over the months.
The balance sheet compares the assets and liabilities of a business on November 2, 2005 and March 30, 2006. On both dates, the largest asset was equipment valued at $53,200 on the earlier date and $50,755 after depreciation. Liabilities included $48,000 of owner capital and $21,000 of bank borrowings on the earlier date, which was reduced to $18,900 after a $2,100 payment. The business operated at a $10,854 loss for the period. Total assets and liabilities were equal on both dates at $69,000, showing the business maintained balance sheet equality over the months.
The balance sheet compares the assets and liabilities of a business on November 2, 2005 and March 30, 2006. On both dates, the largest asset was equipment valued at $53,200 on the earlier date and $50,755 after depreciation. Liabilities included $48,000 of owner capital and $21,000 of bank borrowings on the earlier date, which was reduced to $18,900 after a $2,100 payment. The business operated at a $10,854 loss for the period. Total assets and liabilities were equal on both dates at $69,000, showing the business maintained balance sheet equality over the months.
The balance sheet compares the assets and liabilities of a business on November 2, 2005 and March 30, 2006. On both dates, the largest asset was equipment valued at $53,200 on the earlier date and $50,755 after depreciation. Liabilities included $48,000 of owner capital and $21,000 of bank borrowings on the earlier date, which was reduced to $18,900 after a $2,100 payment. The business operated at a $10,854 loss for the period. Total assets and liabilities were equal on both dates at $69,000, showing the business maintained balance sheet equality over the months.