Just need help with the organization and possibly some of the numbers on the balance sheet
Answer.
Mistakes has taken place in presentation of Non Current Assets.
1. The Row bellow the current assets should be named as Non Current Assets.
2. Then, Land should be presented and the amount should be directly placed in outer column 3, $8
3.The book Value of equipment is $70 and it is recorded in column no.2
4. The accumulated depreciation (5+5) $10 should be deducted from $70, and Net amount $60, should be entered in column 3.
5. The book value of software is $26 (15+11) is recorded in 2nd column and the accumulated amortization $10 (5+5) should be deducted from $26 and Net balance $16 should be recorded in column 3. This is shown bellow.
Total Current Assets | $109 | |
Non-Current Assets | ||
Land | $8 | |
Equipment | $70 | |
Accumulated Depreciation | ($10) | $60 |
Software | $26 | |
Accumulated Depreciation | ($10) | $16 |
Total Non Current Assets | $84 | |
Total Assets | $193 |
Note : The student has specifically requested for mistakes arisen on the balance sheet and it is corrected.
Just need help with the organization and possibly some of the numbers on the balance sheet...
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