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Hello Smart Accounting People,
I am doing our 2nd year micro entity accounts and I am not sure if I can get my books to balance : {
Original Share Capital 10000
Share Capital Increase of 6301 (which I have put into other income on the income statement)
With a total P&L of 5497 (6301 - 804...
Ok thanks. Just to clarify:
Current Assets: 2602
Current liabilities: 10,000 (the share capital)
Net Liabilities: (7,398)
Equity and Reserves: (7,398)
Correct?
The shares are £1 each. But then the share capital would be £1? Would it not be 10,000 if we put the full amount in? Sorry, probably a very stupid question
Thank you so much! Yes, it was indeed a transpositional error. This really helps a lot!!! Just one more question - my non accountical mind does not quite understand. Isn't the GBP 10,000 I put in the share capital? And where does the share capital 100 come from? Thanks so much
Hi everyone,
I am working on filing our first set of accounts, but unfortunately I just can't wrap my head around the Balance Sheet.
Anybody out there happy to help? I am sure its probably not that difficult but I just don't get it.
Figures look as follows.
Original equity put in: 10,000...