P+L Sheets and Balance Sheets
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Hiya again everyone
Im just trying to learn how to prepare the final accounts and was wandering if anyone can explain why there are three money columns? I have always gone by the rule that debits go in the left hand column and credits in the right but if there are three columns im not sure where to put all my figures. please, please someone help cos im all confused!!!!!
Im just trying to learn how to prepare the final accounts and was wandering if anyone can explain why there are three money columns? I have always gone by the rule that debits go in the left hand column and credits in the right but if there are three columns im not sure where to put all my figures. please, please someone help cos im all confused!!!!!
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Re:P+L Sheets and Balance Sheets
You will see different layouts for the income statement as you go along. I always use two columns, one is to indent adjustments such as C.O.S.
The balance sheet will show Cost, Accumulated depreciation, and NBV as standard.0 -
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Hi!
Don't think of the P&L account (IAS - income statement) and balance sheet (IAS - ??) like a TB where you have DR on left and CR on right.
It is simply laying out the totals - for example:
Turnover................£100k
Cost of sales........£50k
Gross profit...................... £50k
It is not showing debits of £150k and credits of £50k, it is simply the layout (ignore the dots!).
It is just showing that the gross profit of £50k is made up of turnover £100k less cost of sales £50k.
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Re:P+L Sheets and Balance Sheets
PP22 - FYI Balance sheet under IAS has not changed names.
Tried to put usual layout example, didnt post correctly
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Ah good - that's one less thing to remember then! :-)
Ah yeah - just realised mine hasn't worked, will try to edit it...0 -
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PP22
I have a list of terminology changes somewhere if you want them Ill try and dig it out
The only ones I can remember off top of my head are
Stock - Inventories
P&L - Income Statement
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Yeah that would great if you have it! Thanks! Will PM my e-mail...0 -
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Hi
The Terminology changes for Technician level are as follows;
Sales Ledger - Accounts Receivable/Receivables Ledger
Purchases Ledger - Accounts Payable/Payables Ledger
Fixed Assets - Non-current assets
Tangible fixed assets - Property, Plant & Equipment
Intangible Fixed assets - no change
Stock - Inventory
Debtors - Receivables
Creditors - Payables
Long term liabilities - Non current liabilities
Debenture - Loan stock
Capital and reserves - Equity
P&L Account - Income Statement
Turnover/Sales - Revenue
Taxation - Tax Expense
Hope this doesn't confuse, and remember the terminology is for Technician level only.
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Thanks for that Tracy - I've pinched it and put it in my AAT wiki.
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Re:P+L Sheets and Balance Sheets
Very useful - thanks! :-)0 -
Re:P+L Sheets and Balance Sheets
Your welcome!
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