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inventory Parties
I. Active
II.) Liabilities
III). Summary
IV). Inventory Balance
I. Active
1. Accounting periods actions
represents a right of ownership or value acquired as are sets of goods, values \u200b\u200band rights that the company has either short or long term eg money, goods, property , machinery, equipment, etc. All those accounts that have assets accounting balance deudor.ones.
1.1
financial or accounting year period .
is the time from 02 January to 31 December each year, in which the company conducts its operations. There are two kinds of economic times. 1.1.1 Period
regular economic . comprises from 02 January to 31 December each year. 1.1.2
regular economic period. Understood at the time that gives the company started its activities until 31 December each year knowing the concept of economic times the assets are divided into two parts. Values \u200b\u200band rights groups with the company in a financial period, ie from 02 January to 31 December each year.
Asset 2.Clases
2.1.1 Current assets or available. Groups
cash and checks for the company possesses and can use at any time of economic times.
account includes:
10 Cash and cash equivalents, the general accounting plan revised. 10.1
box (cash) 10.2
fixed Funds (Petty Cash)
Remittances in transit 10.4 10.3 Current accounts (checks or deposit)
Receivables 2.1.2. Are grouped in this asset class at all documents deemed to have been paid. Examples
Represents accounts, general accounting plan reviewed: 12 Clients
Free Invoice receivables receivables.
14 Accounts receivable from shareholder (or partner) and personal.
16 Other accounts receivable.
2.1.3 Current assets. Consisting of stocks and operational in a transaction can be converted into cash.
includes accounts of the general accounting plan reviewed:
20 21 Products Finished Goods
22-products, waste and waste products in the process
23 24 Raw Materials and Packaging Aids
25 Miscellaneous Supplies
26 2.2 Non-current assets or long term.
groups all assets held by a company in a time comprised more than one period.
The non-current assets include:
Asset 2.2.1. Are sets of durable goods has the company, which conducts its business and are not constantly changeable. Eg furniture, land, buildings, machinery, equipment, etc. Account includes 33 Property, plant and equipment, general accounting review. 2.2.2 Active
deferred. This asset is recorded on the debit for costs not applicable as the exercise load, subject to future settlement, then we say that any advance is that the company has to have benefits later.
Example:
Advancement of rent, insurance payments in advance, charges 38 etc.Comprende deferred account, the General Accounting Plan Revised.
2.2.3 Other assets or investments. includes 31 bills and 34 Intangible Values \u200b\u200bof Forming
PCGR:
Shares Bonds
Patents and Trademarks Patents and trademarks
research expenses.
II. Liabilities Groups
all debts, obligations and commitments they have a firm, contracted with second and others; obligations that may be valued and affect or may affect the entire property (commitment to comply), risks and responsibilities assumed by the company in finding the person shows the financing of investments or sources of funds (money or credit) that have been assigned to the company.
Passive Classes
1. Current or short-term liabilities
1.1
liabilities. represents debt or obligation cancelable only within a financial period.
Example: Bank overdrafts
Taxes payable salary statements
Searches Accounts payable, dividends payable
(once a year)
CTS (semiannual deposits)
2. Non-current liabilities and long-term
2.1 Liabilities unenforceable. Groups debts, obligations and commitments that a company has more than an accounting exercise.
Long Term Debt Long-term Loans received
Settlement benefits, retirement
Provino for future sales losses
Deferred interest, etc.
includes the following accounts of the revised general plan: 40, 41, 42, 45, 46 and 47 at its outlet.
Heritage. Joint of property they own a company acquired by any title that includes PCGR Class 5 of these accounts are: 50, 56, 57, 58 and 59
III Summary
is the part that performs the Comparisons between total assets to total liabilities, to see the capital of the company. Representation:
Capital = Assets - Liabilities
If the asset is greater than the liability we outline a Balance Sheet as positive.
If the liability is greater than the assets we have as short a negative equity balance.
inventory IV Balance
is an equation equity, is to balance all active against all liabilities, plus equity. Formula: Total assets = Total liabilities + shareholders
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