what is a balance sheet
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Answer / hemant dubey
balance sheet is the statement which show the financila
position of the compnay .
what is the position of libialites and Aeests during the
end of year.
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Answer / ranganath
Ballance shet is the final statement of libility and asset
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Answer / mastan
Ballance shet is a statement wich is devided in 2 categares,
left with libility and right wit asset
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Answer / mohammed badiuddin
it is a financial statement preparing at the end of the day
of the year which shows sources of funds and application of
funds. it shows the financial position of the company.
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A quantitative summary of a company's financial condition at a specific point in time, including assets, liabilities and net worth. The first part of a balance sheet shows all the productive assets a company owns, and the second part shows all the financing methods (such as liabilities and shareholders' equity). also called statement of condition.
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Answer / maqbool
Balance sheet is a statement prepared at the end of the
peroid to know the financial poistion of a company.
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Answer / suraj shaik
balance sheet means it is a statement of assets
&liabilities the balance will be prepared after
trading&p&la/c . the main aim of the balance sheet is to
know the financial position of the business. the
assets&liabilities will be shown in 'T' form assets on
right side liabilities on left side.
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Answer / ketan k. bhalgamiya
Balance Sheet is a Statement that shows the Financil
Condition of the Company including Debt, Liabilities,
Assets, Investments, Share Capital, Reserves & Surplus
under the different heads...
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Answer / prasad
Balance Sheet shows the financial positions of the organisation at any particular time.
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