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Financial Statement
Financial statements are reports prepared by a company’s management to present the financial performance and position at a point in time. A general-purpose set of financial statements usually includes a balance sheet, income statements, statement of owner’s equity, and statement of cash flows. These statements are prepared to give users outside of the company, like investors and creditors, more information about the company’s financial positions.
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    Account Classification    Account Number    Account Type    Account Number    Sub Account Name    Account Number    Sub Account Name
    Balance Sheet    1000    Assets    1100    Cu
ent Assets    1110    Cash
    Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     1120    Trade Debtors
    Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     1130    Interest Recievable
    Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     1140    Marketable Securities
    Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     1150    Inventory
    Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     1160    Prepaid Rent
    Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     1170    Defe
ed Tax Assets
    Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     Non-Cu
ent Assets    1210    Land and building (at cost)
    Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     1220    Plant and equipment (at cost)
    Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     1230    Accumuated depreciation-Plant/Equip
    Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     1240    Goodwill
    Â     Â     2000    Liabilities    2100    Cu
ent Liabilities    2110    Trade creditors
    Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     2120    Accured commissions payable
    Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     2130    Unearned revenue
    Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     2140    Income tax payable
    Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     Â     2150    Accured wages...
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