This document provides an overview of key financial statements including the balance sheet, income statement, statement of comprehensive income, statement of changes in equity/retained earnings, and statement of cash flows. It discusses the purpose and required components of each statement, and directs the reader to examples in an accounting textbook. The overall lesson is intended to teach students how to prepare basic financial statements by learning important concepts, principles and procedures related to accounting.
This document provides an overview of key financial statements including the balance sheet, income statement, statement of comprehensive income, statement of changes in equity/retained earnings, and statement of cash flows. It discusses the purpose and required components of each statement, and directs the reader to examples in an accounting textbook. The overall lesson is intended to teach students how to prepare basic financial statements by learning important concepts, principles and procedures related to accounting.
This document provides an overview of key financial statements including the balance sheet, income statement, statement of comprehensive income, statement of changes in equity/retained earnings, and statement of cash flows. It discusses the purpose and required components of each statement, and directs the reader to examples in an accounting textbook. The overall lesson is intended to teach students how to prepare basic financial statements by learning important concepts, principles and procedures related to accounting.
Theories/concepts (NEEDED for this lesson – ACCOUNTING 105 BOOK INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING 3 by Valix and other authors)
The Balance Sheet (Statement of Financial Position)
• Go to page __ Illustration(s) – report form/account form ✓ Examine the sample financial statement ✓ How many samples do we have? ✓ Take note of the similarities and differences ✓ Format is NOT SPECIFIED. ✓ Standard DOES NOT prescribe the order or format which the line items are to be presented. “Common practice” ✓ Other formats may be equally appropriate provided the distinction is CLEAR. ✓ Statement of financial position is an expansion of the ACCOUNTING EQUATION: “asset equals liability + equity” ✓ PLEASE take note of the last illustration…. The Income Statement (Statement of Financial Performance) • Go to page_ illustration(s)– functional/natural presentation ✓ Examine the sample financial statement ✓ How many samples do we have? ✓ Take note of the similarities and differences ✓ Management is required to select the presentation that is RELIABLE And MORE RELEVANT (cost of goods sold method). ✓ Functional is traditional, common, cost of goods sold method, classifies expenses according to their functions such: part of cost of goods sold, distribution (marketing) costs, administrative activities and other activities. ✓ Natural – nature of expense method. Expenses are aggregated according to their nature and presented as one item. Statement of comprehensive income • Go to page___ illustration – ✓ Examine the sample financial statement ✓ Take note of the similarities and differences (compare with Income Statement) ✓ Similarities/differences ✓ To show total comprehensive income. It provides a more comprehensive information on financial performance measured more broadly than the income as traditionally computed. ✓ Comprehensive income IS NOT CARRIED TO RETAINED EARNING UNAPPROPRIATED. Where is it carried? Net OTHER COMPREHENSIVE INCOME is carried to “RESERVES” or shown separately in the statement of changes in equity. Statement of Changes in Equity/Statement of retained earnings • Go to page___ illustration – ✓Examine the sample financial statements ✓Define EQUITY ✓In a corporate entity -subclassifications ✓SCE – shows movement in the elements or components of shareholders’ equity and they are: (3) ✓SRE – changes affecting DIRECTLY retained earnings. IS NOW PART OF THE statement of changes in equity.
Statement of Cash Flows
• Go to page___ Illustrations: Operating activities (direct and indirect methods); Comprehensive (alternative approach) ✓Examine the sample financial statements ✓Information about cash receipts and cash payments ✓Classification: Operating, Investing and Financing Note: 1. What is expected from us? To be able to prepare basic financial statements. 2. Take note of the chapters covered. 3. Concepts, principles and procedures. 4. Examination: theory and problems (open and multiple choice). Uploaded in the facebook account and solutions will be submitted to my gmail account (elesbebot@gmail.com)