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Page 1: > > > > Understanding Financial Statements. Balance Sheet What is a Balance Sheet? A statement that shows –(1) How much money a company has –(2) How much

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Understanding Financial

Statements

Page 2: > > > > Understanding Financial Statements. Balance Sheet What is a Balance Sheet? A statement that shows –(1) How much money a company has –(2) How much

Balance Sheet

What is a Balance Sheet?A statement that shows

– (1) How much money a company has– (2) How much money a company owes– (3) How much the company is worth (value of

company)Follows the accounting equation

Assets = Liabilities + Owner’s Equity

Page 3: > > > > Understanding Financial Statements. Balance Sheet What is a Balance Sheet? A statement that shows –(1) How much money a company has –(2) How much

Sample Balance

Sheet

Page 4: > > > > Understanding Financial Statements. Balance Sheet What is a Balance Sheet? A statement that shows –(1) How much money a company has –(2) How much

Label the Balance

Sheet

Page 5: > > > > Understanding Financial Statements. Balance Sheet What is a Balance Sheet? A statement that shows –(1) How much money a company has –(2) How much

Label the Balance

Sheet1. Company Name

Balance SheetDate

Page 6: > > > > Understanding Financial Statements. Balance Sheet What is a Balance Sheet? A statement that shows –(1) How much money a company has –(2) How much

Label the Balance

Sheet1. Company Name

Balance SheetDate

2. Total Assets – how much you have

Page 7: > > > > Understanding Financial Statements. Balance Sheet What is a Balance Sheet? A statement that shows –(1) How much money a company has –(2) How much

Label the Balance

Sheet1. Company Name

Balance SheetDate

2. Total Assets – how much you have

3. Total Liabilities – how much you owe

Page 8: > > > > Understanding Financial Statements. Balance Sheet What is a Balance Sheet? A statement that shows –(1) How much money a company has –(2) How much

Label the Balance

Sheet1. Company Name

Balance SheetDate

2. Total Assets – how much you have

3. Total Liabilities – how much you owe

4. Owner’s Equity– how much you are worth

Page 9: > > > > Understanding Financial Statements. Balance Sheet What is a Balance Sheet? A statement that shows –(1) How much money a company has –(2) How much

You make $400 (after taxes) and you owe $275 in bills. What is your worth?

$400 (asset) - $275 (liability)= $125 (worth)

C heck Point….

Page 10: > > > > Understanding Financial Statements. Balance Sheet What is a Balance Sheet? A statement that shows –(1) How much money a company has –(2) How much

Income

Statement

What is an Income Statement?

A statement that shows a company’s profit.How much was sold or made? ( revenue)How much was spent? (expense)How much is left over? (net income/profit)

Revenue – Expenses = Net Income/Loss

Page 11: > > > > Understanding Financial Statements. Balance Sheet What is a Balance Sheet? A statement that shows –(1) How much money a company has –(2) How much

Sample Income

Statement

Page 12: > > > > Understanding Financial Statements. Balance Sheet What is a Balance Sheet? A statement that shows –(1) How much money a company has –(2) How much

Label the Income

Statement1. Company Name

Income StatementDate

Page 13: > > > > Understanding Financial Statements. Balance Sheet What is a Balance Sheet? A statement that shows –(1) How much money a company has –(2) How much

Sample Income

Statement1. Company Name

Income StatementDate

2. Total Revenue - how much was sold

Page 14: > > > > Understanding Financial Statements. Balance Sheet What is a Balance Sheet? A statement that shows –(1) How much money a company has –(2) How much

Sample Income

Statement1. Company Name

Income StatementDate

2. Total Revenue - how much was sold

3. Total Expenses - how much was spent

Page 15: > > > > Understanding Financial Statements. Balance Sheet What is a Balance Sheet? A statement that shows –(1) How much money a company has –(2) How much

Sample Income

Statement1. Company Name

Income StatementDate

2. Total Revenue - how much was sold

3. Total Expenses - how much was spent 4. Net

Income/Loss- how much profit

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You have $5000 in sales

Your company had $1200 in expenses

Did you have a Net Income or Loss? What was the amount?

Revenue $5000 – Expenses $1200 = Net Income $3800

C heck Point….

Page 17: > > > > Understanding Financial Statements. Balance Sheet What is a Balance Sheet? A statement that shows –(1) How much money a company has –(2) How much

Look at the Balance Sheet and Income Statements for Companies 1, 2 and 3.

Answer the questions with the person next to you.

Evaluating Financial

Statements

Page 18: > > > > Understanding Financial Statements. Balance Sheet What is a Balance Sheet? A statement that shows –(1) How much money a company has –(2) How much

Review….

• What accounts would you find listed on the balance sheet?

• Assets• Liabilities• Owner’s Equity

Page 19: > > > > Understanding Financial Statements. Balance Sheet What is a Balance Sheet? A statement that shows –(1) How much money a company has –(2) How much

Review….

• What is the term used for how much you owe?

• Liability

Page 20: > > > > Understanding Financial Statements. Balance Sheet What is a Balance Sheet? A statement that shows –(1) How much money a company has –(2) How much

Review….

• How do you calculate how much you are worth?

• Assets – Liabilities = Owner’s Equity (worth)

Page 21: > > > > Understanding Financial Statements. Balance Sheet What is a Balance Sheet? A statement that shows –(1) How much money a company has –(2) How much

Review….

• What financial statement shows how much profit you made and how is this calculated?

• Income Statement• Revenue - Expenses