Understanding Balance Sheets
About the Lecture
The lecture Understanding Balance Sheets by Edu Pristine is from the course Archiv - Financial Reporting and Analysis. It contains the following chapters:
- Balance Sheet
- Balance Sheet - Limitations
- Balance sheet presentation formats
- Current and non-current assets and liabilities
- Types of assets and liabilities and their measurement bases
- Shareholders Equity
- Statements of Changes in Equity
- Common-size Balance Sheets
- Liquidity and Solvency Ratios
Author of lecture Understanding Balance Sheets
Edu Pristine
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Excerpts from the accompanying material
... of the balance sheet: assets, liabilities, ...
... from historical transactions and to be ...
... Additional paid-in-capital (capital in excess of par). Treasury stock. Retained earnings. ...
... Which of the following best describes an balance sheet? A. It reports cash receipts and cash disbursements for a specific accounting period. B. It reports investment activities for ...
... assets, liabilities, and equity at a point in time. This provides a glimpse at a company's financial condition. ...
... A. Marketable securities ...
... from the sale of stock to owners of the firm. It is owner ship equity, not an asset. ...
... SF Corporation has created employee goodwill by recognizing its retirement benefit package. An independent management consultant estimated the value of the goodwill at $2million. In addition, SF purchased a patent that was developed by a competitor. The patent has an estimate use ...
... internally is expensed as incurred. ...
... Which of the following statements is prepared as of a point in time? ...
... Liabilities may not be recognized in a timely manner ...
... Historical cost can distort statements ...
... and liabilities and the measurement bases of ...
... justed for the change in its market ...
... on an income statement will directly affect the retained earnings from one accounting period ...
... B. Only the payment of dividends will directly affect the change in a company's retained earnings from one accounting period to another. The change in retained earnings ...
... Fair value Investment in Beetel Company $250,000. Common Equity $700,000. Preferred Equity $250,000. Retained Earnings $12,00,000. Accumulated. Other comprehensive income $98,000 ...
... Total Owners Equity = $22,48,000. Unrealized gain from the investment in beetel of $50,000 is already included in accumulated other comprehensive income. ....
