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First, I’ll briefly describe the procedure and then we’ll build up SBL’s balance sheet step by step. Procedure for creating a balance sheet We create a balance sheet at a particular date by entering all the transactions the company makes up to that date and then making various adjustments: A transaction is anything that the company does which affects its financial position. This includes raising money from shareholders and banks, buying materials, paying staff, selling products, etc. Naturally, large companies make many thousands of transactions each year which is why they have computers and large accounts departments.
The only reason that the P&L and cash flow statement are given such prominence in an annual report is because they describe the most important aspects of a business.
We recognised the profit on the sale of these goods when the goods were delivered (Transaction 7). In this transaction we have merely collected some of the cash from that transaction. 12 In the same way that Sarah sold stock on credit, she also bought £22,000 of stock and other goods on credit. Obviously, these things have to be paid for eventually and, during the first year, £10,000 was paid out to creditors. The cash box goes down by £10,000 and the trade creditors box goes down by £10,000 since the company now owes less than before.