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Financial Accounting

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Contents

Part 1

1. Trial Balance of Arctic Supplies

2. Trading, Profit and Loss Account for Arctic Supplies

3. Balance Sheet of Arctic Supplies

4. Accounting Standards

5. Realisable Value

6. Stakeholders

7. Accounting Methods

8. Types of Business Organisations

9. Memorandum of Association

10. Production of Final Accounts

11. Notes To The Accounts

Part 2

12. Accounting Ratios

13. Limitations of Ration Analysis

Bibliography

Part 1

Arctic Supplies is a wholesaling business. As book-keeper for the organisation in the accounts department, I have been asked to prepare a trial balance, Trading, Profit and Loss Account and Balance Sheet for year ending 31st December 2006.

1. Trial Balance

Trial Balance of Arctic Supplies as at 31st December 2006

Debit Credit

Stock 70,000

Purchases 280,000

Sales 420,000

Returns Inwards 6,000

Returns Outwards 4,500

Discounts Received 750

Discounts Allowed 500

Heating & Lighting 13,750

Salaries 35,600

Post & Packaging 1,400

Premises 120,000

Debtors 55,000

Creditors 47,000

Bank 5,000

Capital 195,000

Drawings 35,000

Fixtures & Fittings 45,000

667,250 667,250

2. Trading, Profit & Loss Account of Arctic Supplies

Trading & Profit & Loss Account for Arctic Supplies

At End of 31st December 2006

£ £

Sales 420,000

- Returns Inwards 6,000

414,000

Opening Stock 70,000

Purchases 280,000

- Returns Outwards 4,500

Closing Stock 60,000

Cost of Goods Sold 285,500

Gross Profit c/d 128,500

414,000 414,000

Gross Profit b/d 128,500

Discounts Received 750

129,250

Less Expenses

Discounts Allowed 500

Salaries 35,200

Heating & Lighting 14,100

Post & Packaging 1,400

51,200

Net Profit 78,050

129,250 129,250

3. Balance Sheet of Arctic Supplies

Balance Sheet of Arctic Supplies

As of 31st December 2006

£ £ £

Fixed Assets

Premises 120,000 120,000

Fixtures & Fittings 45,000 45,000

165,000 165,000

Current Assets

Stock 60,000

Debtors 55,000

Bank 5,000

Salaries Pre-paid 400

120,400 120,400

Less Current Liabilities

Creditors 47,000

Heating & Lighting Accruals 350

47,350 47,350

Working Capital 73,050

Net Assets 238,050

Financed By

Capital 195,000

Net Profit 78,050

- Drawings 35,000

238,050

4. Accounting Standards and Conventions

Financial Statements are a company's reports of its financial transactions over various periods of time; monthly, quarterly and annually. Separate financial statements have to be prepared because each one provides different information that when combined can provide information about the financial position, performance and changes

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