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Balance Sheet Preparation & P&L

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Maintaining Balance Sheet and Profit & Loss records and statements is vital for a business as it summarizes the business' trading transactions - income, sales, and expenditure, and the resulting profit/loss for a given period. Let us help you keep it managed.
A Balance Sheet gives a quick review of your business assets and liabilities along with tracking owner and shareholder investments (equity). Your Balance Sheet compliments your P&L (Profit & Loss) and Cash Flow statements that tell the whole story of your investment. The Profit & Loss statements or income statement shows your sales and expenses. Similarly, the cash flow statements relate everything about how and where your money is moving into or out of your business.
One should review their Balance Sheet and P&L statements monthly to check if everything is going in the same direction as planned or if there is any need for a change in strategy. However, due to so many responsibilities and a lack of knowledge and resources, most business owners often forget about it. But don't worry. We will help you with your Balance Sheet Preparation & P&L tasks.







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Our CAs will review all the documents you submit to lessen the chances of incorrect or misleading information and smooth the process.

Our best CA professionals are here to help you with document requirements and licensing necessities.

The respective professional will move further with your documents to prepare your Balance Sheet Preparation & P&L.

Our CAs will prepare your Balance Sheet & P&L after checking all the related details, assets, and liabilities, according to the reporting date of your company.

It's recommended to wait until one of our experts contacts you to let you know your Balance Sheet Preparation & P&L has been prepared.





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The attributes of a balance sheet are Current Assets, Long Term Assets, Current Liabilities, Long Term Liabilities, Shareholders Equity, Account Balance, and Amortization or Depreciation Expenses.
If you find your Balance Sheet is not truly balanced, there might be some ambiguity due to these reasons:
  • Errors in currency exchange rates
  • Errors in inventory
  • Incomplete or misplaced data
  • Incorrectly entered transactions
  • Miscalculated equity calculations
  • Miscalculated loan amortization or depreciation
  • Inventory, Cash or Cash Equivalents, Accounts Receivable, Short-term Marketable Securities, and other comes under current assets.
    Long-term marketable securities, Property, Goodwill, Intangible assets, and others are non-current assets.
    The Salaries of people with administrative roles are included as fixed expenses because they are not directly related to revenue. However, it becomes tricky for people in manufacturing roles, as the labor is associated with making a product which is included in the cost of goods sold section once the product is sold.
    The Balance Sheet shows the assets, liabilities, and shareholder equity at a given time. In contrast, a P&L statement summarizes a company's revenues, expenses, and costs during a particular period.
    No, there's no difference between these two terms. An Income Statement is the same as a Profit & Loss Statement with two terms and vice versa. A Profit & Loss Statement shows a company's total income, revenue generated, and business cost to find the subsequent profit for a specific period.
    The year-to-date or profit & loss statement is a company's financial statement referring to the amount of profit an investment made from the current year's first day.
    Before preparing the balance sheet, one must create the P&L account first.
    The critical components of a profit & loss statement for small businesses are - Costs of Goods Sold, Revenue, Gross Profit, Expenses, and Net Profit or Loss.


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