What are all the items come under P&L and Balance sheet?
Answer Posted / m.arvindakshan
Gross profit or loss transfered from trading
account.management ,office,administrative expenses,selling
and distribution expenses,financial expenses,commision
received,discount earned,interst received,rent
received,these are included in p&L a/c .if profit is more
expenses is less is called net profit.if profit is less
expense is more is called net loss.net profit or net loss
transffered to balance sheet.Balance sheet it includes share
capital,sundry creditors,bills payble,debentures,loans
advance ,cash in hand,b.o.d,longterm loans.goodwill,building
,investment,palnt &machinery,vehicle,furniture
&fixtures,loose tools,copy rights,land &buildings,sundry
debtors,bills receivable,cash at bank,closing stock .
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