FINANCIAL POSITION ● Convertible to the assets amount of cash ● Also known as the which is subject to Trade and other “balance sheet” an insignificant risk receivables ● Shows: the to changes in value Accounts receivable condition of the Marketable securities ● The amount company as of a ● These are stocks collectible from the given period and bonds customer to whom ● It is a clear purchased by the sales have been representation of enterprise and are made or rendered the accounting to be held for only ● On account/ credit equation a short period or ● E.g. inutang ni ● Formula: A=L+OE short duration customer anf Trades and other goods (AR) cause ASSETS receivable walang natanggap 2 types of assets ● Collectible amounts si company 1. Current asset Inventories Notes receivable 2. Non-current asset ● Unsold goods at ● The client issued a Current asset the end of the promissory note in ● Classified and accounting period exchange for presented ● Raw goods, in services or goods according to progress goods (in received as liquidity the process but not evidence ● Most liquid asset yet finished) ● Obligation to pay ● Convertible to cash Prepaid expenses ● A written pledge within 1 year ● Supplies bought for that the customer use in the business will pay a fixed Classification of current or service amount of money assets ● Paid in advance on a certain date Cash ● Expenses paid in Interest receivable ● Coins, currencies, business in ● Amounts of interest checks, bank advance collectible on deposits, bills, bank ● E.g. apartment promissory notes balances, & money rental you need to received from the orders pay in advance customer ● Available for use in even if you have Advances to employees the operations of used it yet ● Amounts of money the business Contra-asset account loaned to Cash equivalents ● Account deducted employees payable ● Investment from the related in cash or through securities for a asset account salary deduction short-term maximum of 2 Accrued income property , plant and 4. Utilities payable ● Income already equipment 5. Unearned earned but not yet ● Tangible assets revenues received or that held by an Accounts payable recorded enterprise for use ● Debts arising from in the production the purchase of an Other current asset: ● Long-term assets asset of service on Supplies vital to business account operations & not ● The money owned ● Cost of supplies on easily converted by the business to hand to operate into cash its supplier ● E.g. pen, paper, ink, ● E.g. land, building, ● E.g. the supplier of clip equipment, shoes so you have furniture and a pair of shoes Contra-asset accounts fixture, and fixtures then next time you 1. Allowance for bad service vehicle will pay the pair of debts Intangible assets shoes in short, ● Losses due to ● Not physical in supplies before uncollectible nature (can’t touch) pay amounts ● E.g. brand name, Notes payable Accumulated patents, copyright ● Evidence by a depreciation license franchise, promissory note ● Expired cost of trademark, ● Liability in writing Property, pants, & subscription lists, Utilities payable equipment as a secret processes, ● Obligation to pay result of usage and the utility company non-competition for services Classification of agreements received from them non-current assets ● A company owned Non-current asset Liabilities for utility ● Convertible to cash 1. Current liabilities ● E.g. electricity, within a year 2. Non-current water, gas Long-term investment liabilities ● Explanation: a ● Enterprise for Current liabilities company received accretion of wealth ● Debt of a business utility bill but hasn’t through capital that they have to paid it yet distribution pay in a short Unearned revenues ● E.g. interest, period of time ● Company receives royalties, dividends payment from the and rentals for Classification of current customer before other benefits to liabilities providing the goods the inventing 1. Account payable or services enterprise 2. Notes payable ● Advance payments 3. Loan payable received before goods or services Balance - Current the are provided to the sheet assets business in customer -Non its ● E.g. booking of current operation ticket assets to produce -liabilities revenues Non-current liabilities (current and non E.g. sell a ● Long term current) shirt of 600 liabilities/ and is the obligations which cost of are payable for the Owners Capital sales is period longer than equity withdrawal 600 s 1 year Salaries Income Revenues expense: Classification of statement expenses cost non-current liabilities incurred to pay Mortgage payable employees ● Long term debt of Utilities the business with Owners Capital: expense: security or equity original & cost collateral in the additional incurred by form of real investment using of the utilities property owner of ● E.g. you lend a the Rent money to a bank, business expense:s the banks need a pace and collateral (land) Withdrawa equipment then the bank will ls: owners or other give a money of the asset business rentals Bonds payable removes ● Certificate of cash Insurance indebtedness &other expense : under the seal of a assets expired corporation from the portion of ● Repayment and the business. insurance rate of interest to For personal Supplies be charged expense: use expense of expenses Cost of using sales: supplies Cost of assets used by Week 3: why financial Transparency and 1. Entity concept statement are important accountability 2. Periodicity & the rules in financial ● Disclosing financial 3. Going concern reporting information, Entity concept ensuring ● Business separate Financial statement accountability to from its owners and ● Crucial documents stakeholders, from other that provide a regulators, and the business snapshot of a public ● Business is company's Basis for taxation and separated from financial compliance personal money performance ● Basis for tax Periodicity ● Important several calculations and ● Financial reasons: decision regulatory accounting making, compliance information about performance ● Legal and standard the economic evaluation, Financial reporting activities of an transparency & ● Rules and principle enterprise accountability, & to ensure 1. Fiscal year: feb to basis for taxation accuracy, january * can start and compliance consistency, and any months Decision making comparability 2. Calendar year: ● Investors, Generally accepted january to shareholders, use accounting principles( december FS to make GAAP) ● Both have 12 informed decisions ● Rules and months about investing, procedures Going concern lending, or ● Serve as guides in ● Business partnering with a the practice of enterprise will company accounting continues to Performance evaluation ● These are operate indefinitely ● Help to assess a standard, ● Infinity company assumptions, and profitability, concepts with Basic accounting liquidity, solvency, general principle and overall acceptability 1. Objectivity performance over a ● It measure the principle period techniques ans 2. Historical cost ● Allowing standards used in 3. Accrual principle comparisons with the presentation 4. Adequate industry standards and preparation of disclosure and competitors financial 5. Materiality statements 6. Consistency Fundamental concepts Objectivity ● All business result between time single - step income transactions that and periods statement will be entered in ● It presents the the accounting INCOME STATEMENT revenue, expenses records must be ● It shows the and ultimately the duly supported by company’s financial profit/ losses verifiable performance during generated by a evidence a particular period business Historical cost ● It consist: revenue, ● Report information ● All properties and cost, & period by using 1 equation services acquired ● FORMULA: to calculate profits by the business REVENUE LESS: ● Straightforward must be recorded EXPENSES= accounting of the at their original PROFIT financial activity of acquisition cost Revenue your business Accrual principle ● Money a company ● Easy to understand ● Income should be actually receives & easy to prepare recognized at the during a specific time it is earned period such as when Gains goods are ● Increase in the delivered or when value of an asset or services have been property e.g. rendered income from sale Adequate disclosure of van Multi-step income ● All materials Expenses statement facts that ● Economic costs a ● Same general will affect business incurs in information the financial order to revenue included in a statements e.g. wages, rent, sing;e-step income must be salaries, interest statement. indicated paid ● Uses multiple Materiality Losses equations to ● Financial reporting ● Portion of an determine the net is only concerned insurance income, or profit of with information company’s the company that affects reserves for unpaid decisions losses and costs of Consistency investigation and ● Used in reporting adjustment losses must be uniformly e.g. settlement employed from cost of consumer period to period to lawsuit all comparison of Net sales Salaries and wages ● The sum of a expense company’s gross ● Compose of all the sales minus its payments made to return, employees or allowances,& workers for rending discounts services to the company Utilities expense ● Expenses related Accounts in the single- to the use of step income statement electricity, & water 1. Service income Supplies expense 2. Salaries or eagles ● Covers office expenses supplies used by 3. Utilities expense the company in the 4. Supplies expense conduct of its daily 5. Insurance operation expense Insurance expense 6. Depreciation ● Amount that the expense company pays to 7. Uncollectible get an insurance accounts cintract and any expenses/ additional premium doubtful account payments expense/ bad ● Once they expire, debts expense recorded as 8. Interest expense expense Depreciation expense Service income ● Annual portion of ● Revenue earned or the cost of tangible generated by the assets such as business in buildings, performing service machineries, and for a customer equipment charged ● E.g. laundry as expense for the service by laundry year shop (laundry ● E.g. income), dental services by dentist (dental fees), medical services by doctores (medical fees)