Julia & Co. Balance Sheet Analysis

This assignment presents a balance sheet for Julia & Co. The analysis requires students to examine the listed assets (current and non-current), liabilities, and shareholder's equity. Key elements include understanding the composition of each category, calculating total assets and liabilities, and recognizing the significance of net profit in determining owner's equity. The assignment also encourages a comprehension of the balance sheet equation (Assets = Liabilities + Equity) and its application to this specific company.

Running head: BUSINESS ECONOMICS
Business Economics
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Table of Contents
Answer to question 4:.................................................................................................................2
Answer to question 5:.................................................................................................................2
Answer to question 6:.................................................................................................................3
Bibliography:..............................................................................................................................5

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Answer to question 4:
Budgeted Income Statement
In the Books of Julia Schlusser & Co
For the year ended 2018
Budgeted Income Statement
Particulars Amount (€) Particulars Amount (€)
To Advertisements 180 Sales Revenue 10000
To Fuel 180
To Maintenance Cost 100
To Website maintenance cost 75
Loan repayment 400
To Depreciation
camera (2500/5) 500
Scooter (1500/5) 300
Computer (1600/4) 400
Software (800/4) 200
2335
To Net Profit 7665
Transferred to capital A/c
10000 10000
As evident from the above stated income statement it can be said that the net profit
that has been transferred to capital account stood €7285.
Answer to question 5:
Cash Budget for the period 2018
Particulars Quarter 1 Quarter 2 Quarter 3 Quarter 4
Opening Balance 600 3533.75 5467.5 6401.25
Receipts
Cash Receipts 3500 2500 1500 2500
Total 4100 6033 6967 8901
Expenses
Overheads 275 275 275 275
Selling Expense 291.25 291.25 291.25 291.25

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Total 566 566 566 566
Closing Balance 3533 5467 6401 8335
Cash receipts for the first year = 50*70 = 3500
Cash receipts for the Second quarter = 50*50 = 2500
Cash receipts for the Third quarter = 50*30 = 1500
Cash receipts for the Fourth quarter = 50*50 = 2500
Opening Balance = Opening Balance – Closing Balance
The closing amount of cash budget at the end of the fourth quarter stood €8335.
Answer to question 6:
Julia Schlussier & Co
Balance Sheet
January 31-12-2018
Assets Amount (€) Amount (€)
Current Assets
Cash 8335
Prepaid Insurance 260
Prepaid Road Tax 120
Total Current Assets 8715
Non-Current Assets
Tangible Assets
Scooter 1500
Less: Depreciation 300 1200
Photo Camera 2500
Less: Depreciation 500 2000
Computer 1600
Less: Depreciation 400 1200
Intangible Assets
Software 800
Less: Depreciation 200 600
Total Non-current Assets 5000

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Total Assets 13715
Liabilities and stockholder Equity
Current Liabilities
Current portion of Parents loan 400
Total Current Liability 400
Long-Term Liabilities
Parents Loan 1600
Less: Repayment 400 1200
Total Liabilities 2000
Stockholders Equity 2850
Net Profit (tranferred from P/L A/c) 7665
Total Liabilities and Stockholders Equity 13715
As evident from the balance sheet, that Julia & Co has the equal balance of the total
assets and total liabilities. The net profit has been transferred to balance sheet from the
income statement with owners’ equity standing €3230.

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