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Basic understanding of Financial Statement, Lecture notes of Accounting

This the Some basic notes for financial Statements which would be helpful to understand the other statements

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Financial Statement
A cash flow statement is a financial statement that shows a business's
cash inflows and outflows over a period of time. The three main financial
statements are the balance sheet, the income statement and the cash
flow statement. The balance sheet is a financial statement that gives us a
snapshot of a business's assets, liabilities and equity at a single point in
time. The income statement, the balance sheet and the cash flow
statement. An income statement is a financial statement that summarizes
a business's revenues and expenses over a period of time. Under the cash
method the income statement and the cash flow statement are equivalent
to one another. If the balance sheet is a snapshot of a point in time then
the income statement is more like a video or a boomerang covering a
range of time. On the left hand side of the balance sheet we have a list of
everything the business owns - its assets - and on the right we have
everything the business owes its liabilities and equity. At the bottom of
the balance sheet Tea-licious has total assets of 169 million dollars and
total liabilities and equity of 169 million dollars. The cash method of
accounting is often used by smaller businesses it says that revenue is
recognized when cash is received and expenses are recorded when cash
is paid out. The balance sheet is also called the statement of financial
position and it looks like this. In the header we have the business's name
followed by the name of the financial statement and directly below that
we have the point in time that we're looking at. Profitability is key to the
income statement which is why it's also called the statement of profit and
loss. This includes their original capital contributions which is the cash the
owners injected into the business and retained earnings which are the
cumulative profits that the business has held onto. This includes the direct
and indirect costs of running the business and finally when we subtract
expenses from revenue we see that Tea-licious generated seven million
dollars in net profit on the bottom line. If we collapse the balance sheet
down into its core components then we can see that Tea-licious has total
equity of 129.5 million dollars. Businesses need to make a cash flow
statement if they are using accrual accounting. Or the stuff that a
business owns is equal to the stuff that a business owes. Which is why
businesses also need a cash flow statement. Financial statements are
reports that summarize the activities and financial performance of a
business. As you can see in the header the income statement covers a
period of time. What is a cash flow statement? They're prepared at the
end of each accounting period and they're designed to give investors and
lenders a feel for a business's financial health. Which is fantastic news
because a balance sheet always has to balance. So the balance sheet is in
balance. The income statement looks like this. If we collapse it then we
find it the income statement is really showing us three things. Their
financial year has come to a close and they've finished putting together
their financial statements so let's look at them. It tells us how much profit
the business earned over a period of time. What is an income statement?
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Financial Statement A cash flow statement is a financial statement that shows a business's cash inflows and outflows over a period of time. The three main financial statements are the balance sheet, the income statement and the cash flow statement. The balance sheet is a financial statement that gives us a snapshot of a business's assets, liabilities and equity at a single point in time. The income statement, the balance sheet and the cash flow statement. An income statement is a financial statement that summarizes a business's revenues and expenses over a period of time. Under the cash method the income statement and the cash flow statement are equivalent to one another. If the balance sheet is a snapshot of a point in time then the income statement is more like a video or a boomerang covering a range of time. On the left hand side of the balance sheet we have a list of everything the business owns - its assets - and on the right we have everything the business owes its liabilities and equity. At the bottom of the balance sheet Tea-licious has total assets of 169 million dollars and total liabilities and equity of 169 million dollars. The cash method of accounting is often used by smaller businesses it says that revenue is recognized when cash is received and expenses are recorded when cash is paid out. The balance sheet is also called the statement of financial position and it looks like this. In the header we have the business's name followed by the name of the financial statement and directly below that we have the point in time that we're looking at. Profitability is key to the income statement which is why it's also called the statement of profit and loss. This includes their original capital contributions which is the cash the owners injected into the business and retained earnings which are the cumulative profits that the business has held onto. This includes the direct and indirect costs of running the business and finally when we subtract expenses from revenue we see that Tea-licious generated seven million dollars in net profit on the bottom line. If we collapse the balance sheet down into its core components then we can see that Tea-licious has total equity of 129.5 million dollars. Businesses need to make a cash flow statement if they are using accrual accounting. Or the stuff that a business owns is equal to the stuff that a business owes. Which is why businesses also need a cash flow statement. Financial statements are reports that summarize the activities and financial performance of a business. As you can see in the header the income statement covers a period of time. What is a cash flow statement? They're prepared at the end of each accounting period and they're designed to give investors and lenders a feel for a business's financial health. Which is fantastic news because a balance sheet always has to balance. So the balance sheet is in balance. The income statement looks like this. If we collapse it then we find it the income statement is really showing us three things. Their financial year has come to a close and they've finished putting together their financial statements so let's look at them. It tells us how much profit the business earned over a period of time. What is an income statement?

But it also owes equity back to the owners of the business. But be careful here because profit doesn't necessarily translate to cash flow. Tea-licious is a family-run business that produces a popular blend of black tea. Well if the business were to suddenly sell off all of its assets and pay off all of its debts then in theory, this is how much money the owners would get. We'll start with the balance sheet. What is a balance sheet? We have the cash method and the accrual method. Tea-licious owes liabilities to third parties like its suppliers, its employees and the tax office. Firstly, Tea-licious made 255 million dollars in revenue. If cash comes in we record revenue and ... Which is their top line income that it earned from selling products during the year. Secondly, it incurred 248 million dollars in expenses. Assets shall always equal liabilities plus equity. I'm James and today we're talking financial statements. The stuff it owns is equal to the stuff it owes. And in the body of the report we have a summary of revenue earned and expenses incurred. What are financial statements? I'm going to try and explain all the basics in under eight minutes which is going to be a challenge because we have a little puppy here who's uh trying to bite my finger. Hello and welcome back to Accounting Stuff. A cash flow statement is a financial statement that shows a business's cash inflows and outflows over a period of time The three main financial statements are the balance sheet, the income statement and the cash flow statement The balance sheet is a financial statement that gives us a snapshot of a business's assets, liabilities and equity at a single point in time The income statement, the balance sheet and the cash flow statement An income statement is a financial statement that summarizes a business's revenues and expenses over a period of time Under the cash method the income statement and the cash flow statement are equivalent to one another If the balance sheet is a snapshot of a point in time then the income statement is more like a video or a boomerang covering a range of time On the left hand side of the balance sheet we have a list of everything the business owns - its assets - and on the right we have everything the business owes its liabilities and equity At the bottom of the balance sheet Tea-licious has total assets of 169 million dollars and total liabilities and equity of 169 million dollars The cash method of accounting is often used by smaller businesses it says that revenue is recognized when cash is received and expenses are recorded when cash is paid out

much profit the business earned over a period of time What is an income statement But it also owes equity back to the owners of the business But be careful here because profit doesn't necessarily translate to cash flow Tea-licious is a family-run business that produces a popular blend of black tea Well if the business were to suddenly sell off all of its assets and pay off all of its debts then in theory, this is how much money the owners would get We'll start with the balance sheet What is a balance sheet We have the cash method and the accrual method Tea-licious owes liabilities to third parties like its suppliers, its employees and the tax office Firstly, Tea-licious made 255 million dollars in revenue If cash comes in we record revenue and Which is their top line income that it earned from selling products during the year Secondly, it incurred 248 million dollars in expenses Assets shall always equal liabilities plus equity I'm James and today we're talking financial statements The stuff it owns is equal to the stuff it owes And in the body of the report we have a summary of revenue earned and expenses incurred What are financial statements I'm going to try and explain all the basics in under eight minutes which is going to be a challenge because we have a little puppy here who's uh trying to bite my finger Hello and welcome back to Accounting Stuff