Fill in the missing numbers in the extracts below. (Make sure to put the figures in the proper column.) Fill in the Write It! grey shaded areas.
Example 1 1 Fixed assets are items that a business will have for a long time, for example a premises. Fixed assets Land Motor vehicles Cost €
500,000 54,000
Dep €
0 0
NBV €
500,000 54,000
2 Current assets are items that a business owns for a short term, e.g. one year. Their value changes, for example, stock (buy and sell) and debtors (sell goods on credit – you can sell more and they pay).
Current assets Closing stock Cash Bank
Debtors €
34,560 2,940
10,000 20,000
3 Current liabilities are money owed that must be paid within a year, for example, a bank overdraft. (It can also be called ‘Creditors falling due within one year’.)
Current liabilities Creditors
Bank overdraft 4 Financed by Capital – ordinary shares
Reserve – profit and loss balance
Long-term liability 20-year 10% loan Capital employed
Authorised €
450,000
Issued €
420,000 70,500
120,000
1, 2 and 3 are the top part of the statement. 4 is the bottom part of the statement. Observe it