The amount of the purchases for a period is presented in
Utility expenses are recorded in the expenses section of an income statement
Selling and administration expenses are found under income statement after gross profit section and for the calculation of net profit
unpaid expenses (a.k.a payables) are recorded on the balance sheet in the current liabilities section.
Supplies inventory is a part of balance sheet asset side while when those supplies used then those are supplies expenses which shows in income statement in profit and loss section.
Need more clarification: i = interest? (if expense: shown in income statement, under expenses. if revenue: shown in income statement, under revenues) i = investment? (is an asset, showin in the asset section of the balance sheet) i = income? ( shown in the income statement)
abnormal loss is part of income statement and shown under other losses section or abnormal losses section of income statement.
No, Net Income is an item on a Profit/Loss statement. It is gross revenue minus all expenses. Depending on your type of business, you may have a Cost of Goods section, which would be subtracted from Gross Revenue, and an Expenses section, which is also subtracted from Gross Revenue to obtain Net Income. Cash outlays like Equipment Purchases and repaying the Principal portion of a loan are not considered expenses and do not affect Net Income. These type of transactions will affect the Balance Sheet. The amount of Cash that you have is also a balance sheet item. When equipment is purchased, it will be depreciated according to a depreciation table (determined by the class of equipment, could be something like a 3-year, 5-year, 10-year, 30-year, etc.) The amount of depreciation taken each year does go on the Profit/Loss Statement as an expense. For the loan payment, the portion of the payment that goes towards interest is an expense and will affect Net Income.
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To determine profit in a balance sheet, you would need to look at the income statement. The income statement shows revenues and expenses for a specific period, such as a year. At the end of the period, the net income (profit) is transferred to the balance sheet as retained earnings. The retained earnings section of the balance sheet will show the accumulated profit over time.
Revenue
Introduction, Summary of Opposing Views, Statement of Understanding, Statement of Your Position, Statement of Context and Statement of Benefits.
sales and expenses