Please explain how to make the balance sheets for post seasons and the income statments
Pre Season Balance sheet
Victor Balance sheet ( Pre season)
Asset | Liability & Owners Equity |
Umbrella 7 Table 60 Glass pitcher 21 Inventory 100 Plastic cups 5 Four Pound Lemonade mix 20 Cash in hand 10 |
Loan from Julliete 123 |
Total 123 | Total 123 |
Sam Balance sheet ( Pre Season)
Assets | Liability & Owners Fund |
Table 60 Glass Pitcher 21 Inventory 50 Plastic Cups 3 2 Pounds Lemenode 10 Cash in Hand 2 |
Loan From Julliette 96 |
Total 96 | Total 96 |
Victor Income Statement
Expenses | Income |
Opening Stock 100Plastic Cups 5 4 Pounds Lemonade 20 Net profit 210.5 |
Sales 90 Cups @ 2 each 180 Closing Stock 10 Plastic Cups 0.5 1 pound Lemonade 5 Income per day from Julieete 50 |
Total 235.5 | Total 235.5 |
Sam Income Statement
Expenses | Income |
Opening Stock 50 Plastic Cups 3 2 Pounds of Lemonade 10 Pintcher was loss 21 Provision for loss 60 (Opening cash + total sale - + income per day received Amount taken by Julliette for pizza - Closing cash) Payment to Neighbour 4 Depreciation for Table 20 (60*1/3) Loss of Stock ( 5 Cups) 0.3 Profit 65 |
Sales 45 Cups of Lemonade 153 Closing Stock 5 Cups 0.3 Salary per day from Julliette 30 |
Total 183.3 | Total 183.3 |
Victor Balance Sheet ( Post Season)
Assets | Liability & Owners Equity |
Table 60 Glass Pitcher 21 Umbrella 7 Closing Stock 10 Plastic Cups 0.5 1 Pound of Lemonade 5 Income per Day Receivable 50 Cash in Hand 160 Debtors 20 |
Loan From Julieete 113 123-4-6 Profit from season 210.5 |
Total 323.5 | Total 323.5 |
Sam Balance Sheet ( Post Season)
Assets | Liability & Equity Funds |
Table 40 Cash 117 |
Loan From Julieette 88 96-8 ( For Pizza) Profit 65 Liability For Neighbours 4 |
Total 157 | Total 157 |
Please explain how to make the balance sheets for post seasons and the income statments Juliette's...
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