
Dinara K. answered 03/22/20
Experienced financial analyst with 5+ years experience in Big 4
Firstly, we need to classify data to Balance sheet and Income statement. All assets, liabilities and capital go to Balance sheet. All expenses and revenue go to income statement.l
Balance Sheet
Assets
Cash 500
Accounts receivable 150
Inventory 20
Total current assets (sum of all the above) 670
Land 200
Building, net 1,000
Equipment 1,500
Furniture 250
Total non-current assets 2,950
Total assets 3,620
Liabilities and Shareholders' equity (ShEq)
Accounts payable 400
Short-term liabilities 670
Salaries payable 650
Tax payable 100
Total liabilities 1,820
Capital 2,000
Retained Earnings (200) (please look at Income statement)
Total ShEq 1,800
Total liabilities and ShEq 3,620
Check Assets=Liabilities and ShEq
Income Statement
Revenue 1,000
Cost of revenue (200)
Telephone expenses (100)
Salaries expense (600)
Net income (sum of all the above) 100
Less Dividends (300)
Retained earnings (200) (go to the Balance sheet)