Elements of Financial Statements

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Here I have explained the 5 Elements of Financial Statements in a minute.

1. Asset
2. Liability
3. Equity or Capital
4. Income or Revenue
5. Expense

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31 COMMENTS

  1. How many companies do you look at before you find one that reacts according to your example? What search criteria do you use? I have been trying the system, but have not found a candle layout that meets the lesson.

  2. I'm currently a Grade 11 ABM student and I just want to ask? What is the first step of solving for that? I mean is journalizing the first step? What's the next step? When do we use the Basic Financial Statements for Single Proprietorship, such as Balance Sheet, Income Statement, Statement of Changes in Owner's Equity, and Statement of Cash Flow? How about the Trial Balance? And what is T-Accounts and when do we use it? And what do you call all of these? Can you categorize each of them so that I can fully understand the proper flow and steps for solving the (i don't know what to call it). Pls help me, I really need this now.

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