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Balance Sheet Sample For Entreprenuership

Balance Sheet:  This is a "snapshot" of your financial records at a specific moment in time.  This sheet shows your assets (cash, accounts that receive money, buildings, equipment, etc.), liabilities (debts and other obligations owed to others) and capital (stock information and other earnings).

Check out the example:

Balance Sheet Sample

[Your Business Name]
Balance Sheet
[Date (Month Day, Year)]

Assets

Current Assets:

Cash
Accounts Receivable
Inventory
Prepaid Expenses
Notes Receivable
Total Current Assets

Fixed Assets:
Property, Plant and Equipment
Furniture and Fixtures
Total Fixed Assets

Total Assets

$ 2,000
350
565
1,095
      450
$ 4,460


$ 3,450
      180
$ 3,630

$ 8,090

[line 1]
[line 2]
[line 3]
[line 4]
[line 5]
Sum [lines 1-5]


[line 6]
[line 7]
Sum [line 6-7]

Sum Total Assets

 

Liabilities and Capital

Current Liabilities:

Accounts Payable
Unearned Revenues
Short-term Notes Payable
Short-term Bank Loan Payable
Total Current Liabilities

Long-Term Liabilities:
Long-term Notes Payable
Mortgage Payable
Long-Term Liabilities

Total Liabilities

Capital:
Owner’s Equity
Net Profit
Total Capital

Total Liabilities and Capital

$ 1,740
320
395
   1,750
$ 4,205


$ 980
      1,850
$ 2,830

$ 7,035


$ 455
      600
$ 1,055

$ 8,090

[line 8]
[line 9]
[line 10]
[line 11]
Sum [lines 8-11]


[line 12]
[line 13]
Sum [line 12-13]

Sum Total Liab.


[line 14]
[line 15]
Sum [line 14-15]

Sum Tot.
Liab. & Cap.

 

Balance Sheet Exercise

Put your Balance Sheet knowledge to the test! Come up with your own business name and use the following information to complete the Balance Sheet! Good Luck!!

Date to use for Balance Sheet: December 31, 2004

You have the following assets:

Cash = $490
Accounts Receivable = $230
Inventory = $200
Property = $300
Plant = $1,020
Equipment = $140
Furniture and Fixtures = $60
You don’t have any prepaid expenses or notes receivable.

You have only the following liabilities:
Accounts Payable (for all the goods you charged with a credit card) = $170
Short-term Bank Loan Payable (the 1-year loan you got from the bank) = $450
Mortgage Payable (the mortgage for your property, plant, etc.) = $1,460

Your capital includes a net profit of $360

 
Balance Sheet Answers

[Your Business Name]
Balance Sheet
December 31, 2004

Assets

Current Assets:

Cash
Accounts Receivable
Inventory
Total Current Assets

Fixed Assets:
Property, Plant and Equipment ($300 + $1,020 + $140)
Furniture and Fixtures
Total Fixed Assets

Total Assets

$ 490
230
      200
$ 920


$ 1,460
        60
$ 1,520

$ 2,440

[line 1]
[line 2]
[line 3]
Sum [lines 1-3]


[line 4]
[line 5]
Sum [line 4-5]

Sum Total Assets

 

Liabilities and Capital

Current Liabilities:

Accounts Payable
Short-term Bank Loan Payable
Total Current Liabilities

Long-Term Liabilities:
Mortgage Payable
Long-Term Liabilities

Total Liabilities

Capital:
Net Profit
Total Capital

Total Liabilities and Capital

$ 170
   450
$ 620


$ 1,460
$ 1,460

$ 2,080


$ 360
$ 360

$ 2,440

[line 6]
[line 7]
Sum [lines 6-7]


[line 8]
Sum [line 8]

Sum Total Liab.


[line 9]
Sum [line 9]

Sum Tot.
Liab. & Cap.

 
 
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