What is Balance Sheet?
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Answer / rakesh
Balance sheet means it is a combination of assets and
liabilities and it shows the what are the assets and
liabilities during the particular period of time with we can
think how the company is performing.
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Answer / b.k.b
Balanc sheet is a financial statement which shows assets
and liability of the organisation.It is prepared to know
the exact financial position of the organisatio.
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Answer / manoj
It is a statement of assets and liabilities which reflects the exact financial position of a firm
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Balance sheet is a financial statement containing assets
and liabilities of a company as on a particular date say
31st March. The position will differ on 1st April.
The difference between P&L A/c and Balance sheet is
P&L A/c is the working results of income and expenditure
for the one year period i.e., 1st April to 31st March,
whereas balance sheet financial position only on a
particular date.
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Answer / clarence vinod
Balanc sheet is a financial statement which shows assets
and liability of the organisation.It is prepared to know
the exact financial position of the organisation.
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Answer / chandu
balance sheet it means balance betwen asset liabilities of
end of the year
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Answer / sweta
Balance sheet is a mirror which reflects the true financial
poition of a business organisation.
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Answer / bhuvaneswari
A Balance Sheet is a statement prepared to ascertain the true position of assets and liabilities as on a particular date of the organisation. It is prepared at the end of the accounting period, after the preparation of profit and loss account.
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Answer / g.radhakrishna
balance sheet is record of assets & liabilites with which
a firm or companies financial position is known at a
particular time or at end of year.
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