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General Purpose Financial
           Statements
• Contains historical information
• Comprises –
  • Balance Sheet
  • Profit & Loss Account
  • Cash Flow Statement
• Includes annexure, footnotes, schedules, etc.
                     narain@fms.edu
Balance Sheet
• A statement of financial position of an Entity as of
                 f         p                   y
  a certain date
• Describes –
  • Assets e.g. Cash, Land & Bldg., P&M, etc.
  • Liability e.g. Loans, Advances, creditors, etc
              e g Loans Advances creditors etc.
  • Equity i.e. Initial Investment + Accumulated Earnings

                         narain@fms.edu
Profit & Loss Account
• A statement of financial performance of an
                  f         p f
  entity over a period of time
• Describes –
  • Revenues i.e. Sales & other Gains
  • Expenses i.e. Direct & Indirect spending
             ie


                      narain@fms.edu
Cash Flow Statement
• A statement of change in financial positions
                       g   f         p
  at two points in time
• Describes generation & application of cash as
  classified under –
  • Operating Activities
  • Investing Activities
  • Financing Activities
                      narain@fms.edu
Asset
• An asset is a resource controlled by the entity
                                     y          y
  as a result of past events from which future
  economic benefits are expected to flow to the
                  f        p
  entity
• Fixed Assets, Investments, Current Assets &
  Advances, Miscellaneous Expenditures

                     narain@fms.edu
Liability
• A liability is a present obligation of the entity
            y      p           g                  y
  arising from past events, the settlement of
  which is expected to result in an outflow from
               p                        f
  the entity, of resources embodying economic
  benefits.
• Secured Loans, Unsecured Loans, Current
  Liabilities & Provisions
                      narain@fms.edu
Owner’s Equity
• Owner’s equity is the residual interest in the
  assets of the entity after deducting all its
  liabilities
• Sh C it l Reserves & Surplus
  Share Capital, R           S l
                   E=A–L
                  or A = L + E
                   or A = TL
                     narain@fms.edu
Check d t di
Ch k understanding
Identify Asset, Liability & Equity
  Equipment                          Depreciation
  Retained Earningsg                 Prepaid Rent
  Goodwill                           Preference Shares
  Goods in Stores                                y
                                     Dividend Payable
  Patents                            Factory
  Debtors                            Freehold Land
  Land value appreciation
  Perks payable to employee
  Suit filed by customernarain@fms.edu
                          for indemnity
Recognition of Assets & Liabilities

• Assets & Liabilities arise from recording of
                                          g
  Transactions & Other Events
• Recording of T&OE –
  • Exchange with other Entities
  • Maintain the Accounting Equation


                     narain@fms.edu
Illustration
1. Mr. X contributes Rs. 10000 in cash
2.
2  The company borrows Rs. 3000 from bank
                          Rs
3. Co. purchases equipment for Rs. 5000 in cash
4. Co. gives consultancy services worth Rs. 12000
   but customers have paid Rs. 8000 so far
5. Co. pays Rs. 4500 each for salaries, maintenance
6. Co. gives dividend of Rs. 1000
                      narain@fms.edu
Initial P bl
     I iti l Problem
               Accounting Equation Approach


               ASSETS =               LIABILITIES       +       EQUITY
       Cash    Equipment    Debtors      Bank Loan    Capital     Earnings
1.   +10,000                                         +10,000
2.   +3,000
       ,                              +3,000
                                        ,
3.   -5,000    +5,000
4.   +8,000                +4,000                                +12,000
5.
5    -9,000
      9 000                                                      -9,000
                                                                  9 000
6.   -1,000                                                      -1,000
       6,000     5,000       4,000          3,000     10,000       +2,000

                                narain@fms.edu
Class Exercise
1. Mr. Z started business with Rs. 20000 as capital
2. He purchased furniture for cash Rs. 500
      p
3. He purchased goods for cash Rs. 1000
4.
4  He purchased goods on credit for Rs. 2000
      p rchased                       Rs
5. He sold goods on credit for Rs. 4000 costing Rs.
   2500
6. He paid Rs. 1000 of Rent & Rs. 2000 for
   Salaries            narain@fms.edu
Class Exercise solution
•   Cash balance: Rs. 15500
•   Furniture: Rs. 500
               Rs
•   Goods: Rs. 500
•   Debtors: Rs. 4000
•   Creditors: Rs. 2000
•   Capital: Rs. 20000
•   Retained earnings: Rs ( ) 1500
                       Rs.(-)
                      narain@fms.edu
Exercise 1
     E    i
1.
1 A company issues 50 000 shares of Rs 10 face
                      50,000                Rs.
   value Equity Shares at par value for cash.
2. The
2 Th company acquires L d & B ildi costing
                      i Land Building             i
   Rs. 2,25,000 with the payment of Rs. 50,000 in
   cash and the b l
      h d h balance i settled b raising 8%
                             is       l d by i i
   Mortgage for 20 years.
3. Purchases a used JCB for Rs. 13,200 cash.
4. Acquires Raw Material costing Rs. 8,600 on
       q                                 g      ,
   account from Mr. X. narain@fms.edu
Exercise 1
5. Returns defective Raw Material purchased
  above and costing Rs. 900 to the supplier.
6. Pays the supplier in (4) and (5) the amount due,
  less a 2% discount for the prompt payment.
                              p     p p y
7. Obtains a fire insurance policy providing Rs.
  5,00,000
  5 00 000 coverage beginning next month. It pays
                                       month
  the Insurance Premium of Rs. 4,950 for the
  current year.
          year
                      narain@fms.edu
Exercise 1
8. Pays Rs. 1,800 for 3 month Rent for the office
  space.
9. Purchases a Patent on a machine process for Rs.
  90,000 cash .
10. Purchases Office Equipment from Mr. R for
 0. u c ases O ce qu p e t o                     .  o
  Rs. 2,700 making a down payment of Rs. 250
  and agreeing to pay the balance in 30 days.
    d g ee g o p y e b               ce       d ys.
11. The company makes sale of all the goods for
  Rs. 16,000
  Rs 16 000 out of which only Rs 12 000 could
                                        Rs. 12,000
  be Realised from Mr. Y
                      narain@fms.edu
Solution to Exercise 1
                        Income Statement
                      Profit & Loss A/c …..
                          for the period ending ….
                        for the year ending …….
                                y         g
             Expenses                                Incomes

Insurance
I                             4,950 Sales Revenue
                              4 950 S l R                      16,000
                                                               16 000

Rent                          1,800 Cash Discount gain           154

Net Goods purchased           7,700

Profit                        1,704

                             16,154                            16,154
                                 narain@fms.edu
Solution to Exercise 1
                        Balance Sheet of …..
                                 as on …….
                Liabilities                             Assets

Creditors - R                   2,450 Land & Building            2,25,000

8% M t
   Mortgage                   1,75,000 Equipments
                              1 75 000 E i     t                  15,900
                                                                  15 900

Equity Shares                 5,00,000 Patent                     90,000

Profit & Loss A/C                1704 Debtors - Y                  4,000

                                         Cash                    3,44,254

                              6,79,154                           6,79,154
                                   narain@fms.edu
Solution to Exercise 1
                          Cash Flow Statement
                              for th
                              f the period ending …
                                       i d di
Cash Flow from operations
       Receipt from sales                             12,000
       payment to insurer                             4,950
       payment to creditors                           7,546
       payment for rent                               1,800
Net cash outflow from operations                                2,296
Cash Flow from investments
       Land B ildi b
       L d & Building bought
                          h                           50,000
                                                      50 000
       JCB bought                                     13,200
       Patent bought                                  90,000
       Office Equipment bought                         250
                                    narain@fms.edu
Net cash outflow from investments                              1,53,450
Solution to Exercise 1
                                 Continued …….
Cash Flow from financing
        Issue of E it Shares
        I      f Equity Sh                             5,00,000
                                                       5 00 000
Net cash inflow from financing                                    5,00,000
Increase in cash balance                                          3,44,254
Cash balance at the beginning of the period                          0
Cash balance at the end of the period                             3,44,254




                                      narain@fms.edu

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Fma3

  • 1. General Purpose Financial Statements • Contains historical information • Comprises – • Balance Sheet • Profit & Loss Account • Cash Flow Statement • Includes annexure, footnotes, schedules, etc. narain@fms.edu
  • 2. Balance Sheet • A statement of financial position of an Entity as of f p y a certain date • Describes – • Assets e.g. Cash, Land & Bldg., P&M, etc. • Liability e.g. Loans, Advances, creditors, etc e g Loans Advances creditors etc. • Equity i.e. Initial Investment + Accumulated Earnings narain@fms.edu
  • 3. Profit & Loss Account • A statement of financial performance of an f p f entity over a period of time • Describes – • Revenues i.e. Sales & other Gains • Expenses i.e. Direct & Indirect spending ie narain@fms.edu
  • 4. Cash Flow Statement • A statement of change in financial positions g f p at two points in time • Describes generation & application of cash as classified under – • Operating Activities • Investing Activities • Financing Activities narain@fms.edu
  • 5. Asset • An asset is a resource controlled by the entity y y as a result of past events from which future economic benefits are expected to flow to the f p entity • Fixed Assets, Investments, Current Assets & Advances, Miscellaneous Expenditures narain@fms.edu
  • 6. Liability • A liability is a present obligation of the entity y p g y arising from past events, the settlement of which is expected to result in an outflow from p f the entity, of resources embodying economic benefits. • Secured Loans, Unsecured Loans, Current Liabilities & Provisions narain@fms.edu
  • 7. Owner’s Equity • Owner’s equity is the residual interest in the assets of the entity after deducting all its liabilities • Sh C it l Reserves & Surplus Share Capital, R S l E=A–L or A = L + E or A = TL narain@fms.edu
  • 8. Check d t di Ch k understanding Identify Asset, Liability & Equity Equipment Depreciation Retained Earningsg Prepaid Rent Goodwill Preference Shares Goods in Stores y Dividend Payable Patents Factory Debtors Freehold Land Land value appreciation Perks payable to employee Suit filed by customernarain@fms.edu for indemnity
  • 9. Recognition of Assets & Liabilities • Assets & Liabilities arise from recording of g Transactions & Other Events • Recording of T&OE – • Exchange with other Entities • Maintain the Accounting Equation narain@fms.edu
  • 10. Illustration 1. Mr. X contributes Rs. 10000 in cash 2. 2 The company borrows Rs. 3000 from bank Rs 3. Co. purchases equipment for Rs. 5000 in cash 4. Co. gives consultancy services worth Rs. 12000 but customers have paid Rs. 8000 so far 5. Co. pays Rs. 4500 each for salaries, maintenance 6. Co. gives dividend of Rs. 1000 narain@fms.edu
  • 11. Initial P bl I iti l Problem Accounting Equation Approach ASSETS = LIABILITIES + EQUITY Cash Equipment Debtors Bank Loan Capital Earnings 1. +10,000 +10,000 2. +3,000 , +3,000 , 3. -5,000 +5,000 4. +8,000 +4,000 +12,000 5. 5 -9,000 9 000 -9,000 9 000 6. -1,000 -1,000 6,000 5,000 4,000 3,000 10,000 +2,000 narain@fms.edu
  • 12. Class Exercise 1. Mr. Z started business with Rs. 20000 as capital 2. He purchased furniture for cash Rs. 500 p 3. He purchased goods for cash Rs. 1000 4. 4 He purchased goods on credit for Rs. 2000 p rchased Rs 5. He sold goods on credit for Rs. 4000 costing Rs. 2500 6. He paid Rs. 1000 of Rent & Rs. 2000 for Salaries narain@fms.edu
  • 13. Class Exercise solution • Cash balance: Rs. 15500 • Furniture: Rs. 500 Rs • Goods: Rs. 500 • Debtors: Rs. 4000 • Creditors: Rs. 2000 • Capital: Rs. 20000 • Retained earnings: Rs ( ) 1500 Rs.(-) narain@fms.edu
  • 14. Exercise 1 E i 1. 1 A company issues 50 000 shares of Rs 10 face 50,000 Rs. value Equity Shares at par value for cash. 2. The 2 Th company acquires L d & B ildi costing i Land Building i Rs. 2,25,000 with the payment of Rs. 50,000 in cash and the b l h d h balance i settled b raising 8% is l d by i i Mortgage for 20 years. 3. Purchases a used JCB for Rs. 13,200 cash. 4. Acquires Raw Material costing Rs. 8,600 on q g , account from Mr. X. narain@fms.edu
  • 15. Exercise 1 5. Returns defective Raw Material purchased above and costing Rs. 900 to the supplier. 6. Pays the supplier in (4) and (5) the amount due, less a 2% discount for the prompt payment. p p p y 7. Obtains a fire insurance policy providing Rs. 5,00,000 5 00 000 coverage beginning next month. It pays month the Insurance Premium of Rs. 4,950 for the current year. year narain@fms.edu
  • 16. Exercise 1 8. Pays Rs. 1,800 for 3 month Rent for the office space. 9. Purchases a Patent on a machine process for Rs. 90,000 cash . 10. Purchases Office Equipment from Mr. R for 0. u c ases O ce qu p e t o . o Rs. 2,700 making a down payment of Rs. 250 and agreeing to pay the balance in 30 days. d g ee g o p y e b ce d ys. 11. The company makes sale of all the goods for Rs. 16,000 Rs 16 000 out of which only Rs 12 000 could Rs. 12,000 be Realised from Mr. Y narain@fms.edu
  • 17. Solution to Exercise 1 Income Statement Profit & Loss A/c ….. for the period ending …. for the year ending ……. y g Expenses Incomes Insurance I 4,950 Sales Revenue 4 950 S l R 16,000 16 000 Rent 1,800 Cash Discount gain 154 Net Goods purchased 7,700 Profit 1,704 16,154 16,154 narain@fms.edu
  • 18. Solution to Exercise 1 Balance Sheet of ….. as on ……. Liabilities Assets Creditors - R 2,450 Land & Building 2,25,000 8% M t Mortgage 1,75,000 Equipments 1 75 000 E i t 15,900 15 900 Equity Shares 5,00,000 Patent 90,000 Profit & Loss A/C 1704 Debtors - Y 4,000 Cash 3,44,254 6,79,154 6,79,154 narain@fms.edu
  • 19. Solution to Exercise 1 Cash Flow Statement for th f the period ending … i d di Cash Flow from operations Receipt from sales 12,000 payment to insurer 4,950 payment to creditors 7,546 payment for rent 1,800 Net cash outflow from operations 2,296 Cash Flow from investments Land B ildi b L d & Building bought h 50,000 50 000 JCB bought 13,200 Patent bought 90,000 Office Equipment bought 250 narain@fms.edu Net cash outflow from investments 1,53,450
  • 20. Solution to Exercise 1 Continued ……. Cash Flow from financing Issue of E it Shares I f Equity Sh 5,00,000 5 00 000 Net cash inflow from financing 5,00,000 Increase in cash balance 3,44,254 Cash balance at the beginning of the period 0 Cash balance at the end of the period 3,44,254 narain@fms.edu