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Elements | Financial Statement | |
1. | Cash Flows from Financing Activities | Statement of Cash Flows |
2. | Expenses | Income Statement |
3. | Cash Flows from Investing Activities | Statement of Cash Flows |
4. | Assets | Balance Sheet |
5. | Dividends | Statement of Retained Earnings |
6. | Revenues | Income Statement |
7. | Cash Flows from Operating Activities | Statement of Cash Flows |
8. | Liabilities | Balance Sheet |
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Label | Type | ||
a. | Coins and currency | Cash | Assets |
b. | Amounts K-Swiss owes to supplier of shoes | Accounts Payable | Liability |
c. | Amounts K-Swiss can collect from customers | Accounts Receivable | Assets |
d. | Amounts owed to bank for loan to buy building | Notes Payable | Liability |
e. | Property on which buildings will be built | Land | Assets |
f. | Amounts distributed from profits to stockholders | Dividends | Stockholders' Equity |
g. | Amounts earned by K-Swiss by selling shoes | Shoes Revenue | Revenue |
h. | Unused paper in K-Swiss head office | Supplies | Assets |
i. | Cost of paper used up during month | Supplies Expenses | Expenses |
j. | Amounts contributed by stockholders to K-Swiss stock | Contributed Capital | Stockholders' Equity |
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