College of Accounting Education

3F, Business & Engineering Building

Matina, Davao City
Phone No.: (082)300-5456 Local 137

Specific Learning Outcome (SLO) Week 8 Oct. 5 to Oct. 10, 2020: At the end of the unit, you
are expected to:

BIG PICTURE IN FOCUS: SLO (g) Prepare worksheet and financial statements (SFP and
I/S)

METALANGUAGE

Accountants usually use worksheet for easy transfer of data from the adjusted trial balance to the
financial statements. The previous lessons (preparation of AJE) will complete the data needed in
the preparation of worksheet. This section provides essential terms that you will encounter in the
preparation of worksheet and financial statements. You need to possess full understanding of the
terms for you to demonstrate SLO(g).
1. Worksheet – is a working paper that summarizes the data from the General Ledgers to
facilitate the preparation of financial statements. This document is prepared when the
accountant is now ready to make some adjustments of the figures that appears in the
unadjusted trial balance. Actually adjusting entries and worksheet are prepared
simultaneously. For companies with few accounts it is possible to prepare financial
statement directly from the adjusted trial balance.
2. Unadjusted Trial balance – this is the summary of the recorded data from the journal.
The purpose of this document is to prove the equality of debits and credits prior to the
next step of the accounting process. This document will help the accountant identify
those accounts that requires adjustments.
3. Adjusted trial balance- this a trial balance prepared after posting/plotting the adjusting
journal entries on the worksheet. This will also serve as a go signal to the bookkeeper to
record the adjusting entries in the general journal and post to GL. The purpose of
determining the adjusted balance is to facilitate easy transfer of data to the FS. Therefore,
the balances of the adjusted trial balance should be reconciled with the updated GL.
4. Footing – in accounting footing means to add vertically, cross-footing means to add or
deduct horizontally.
5. Real Accounts (Permanent Accounts)- refers to Assets, Liabilities and Equity accounts,
balances of which is normally carried forward in the next accounting period.
6. Nominal or (Temporary Accounts) – refers to the Revenue and Expenses accounts which
is normally close at the end of the accounting period.

ESSENTIAL KNOWLEDGE
HOW TO PREPARE A WORKSHEET?
Preparation of worksheet is the step 5 of the accounting cycle. There are 5 steps in the
preparation of worksheet. Use 10-columns worksheet.

Important Reminder: Label first the worksheet: put heading either at the upper center or upper
left corner of the worksheet. The heading shall contain the (a) name of the company or owner;

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(b) name of the document (worksheet); (c) date. You will also put label on the 10 columns; first
2 columns “unadjusted trial balance Dr. and Cr. ”; next 2 columns “adjustments Dr. and Cr.”;
next 2 columns “adjusted trial balance Dr. and Cr.”: next 2 columns “Income Statement” Dr.
and Cr.; and the last 2 columns “Balance Sheet or SFP” Dr. and Cr. Below is a sample for your
reference

Step 1. On the first 2 columns enter the account balances extracted from the general ledgers
(Unadjusted trial Balance). Arrange the account in the same manner they are arranged in the GL
(Assets, Liabilities, Equity, Withdrawals, Revenue and Expense). Foot the unadjusted trial balance
to check if the totals are equal. See sample below.

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Step 2. On the next 2 columns (3 and 4 cols.” Adjustments”) enter the adjusting entries and foot
the debits and credits to determine if the totals are equal. For each adjusting entries a letter is
used to identify the debit entry and the corresponding credit entry (this is called referencing for
easy traceability). Note the adjustments are not entered yet in the journal until after the
worksheet is completed. This is to ensure that no adjustments are overlook.

Step 3. Compute the adjusted balance of each account by adding or deducting the account
balances from the unadjusted trial balance. Enter the adjusted amounts in the “adjusted trial
balance” columns.

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In computing the adjusted balance, for each adjustment you are going to cross-foot the figures. In
the above example (a) prepaid insurance has a debit balance of P12,000, in the adjustment column
it has a credit entry of P4,000 therefore the balance is P8,000 (P12,000-4,000) placed on the debit
side of the adjusted trial balance column because the debit (12,000) is greater than the credit
(P4,000), so the balance is a debit balance of P8,000. The same computation you are going to make
in “Parlor Supplies”. What happen if the unadjusted trial balance the account is credited and the
adjustment is also credited ? This is illustrated below.

In the illustration, accumulated depreciation bldg. is a credit balance with a credit adjustment.
These two figures if combine shall generate a credit balance of P50,000 (P50,000 + P25,000). This
amount shall be placed on the credit side of the adjusted trial balance. The “unearned revenue of
P50,000 has balance placed on the credit side of P50,000 (P50,000 – P10,000)

To summarize: a.)Debit + Debit, balance debit;

b.) Debit – Credit, balance it depends ( if Debit is greater than credit) debit balance
(If Credit is greater than debit) credit balance.
c. ) Credit + Credit balance credit

You are going to copy in the adjusted columns all other accounts that were not affected by the
adjustment then foot the adjusted trial balance to check whether the total of the debits and credits
are equal.

Step 4 From the adjusted trial balance extend to the balance sheet columns all real accounts
(Assets, liabilities, Equity) and to the income statement columns all nominal accounts (Revenue
and Expenses). Withdrawal is extended to the Balance Sheet column.

Step 5 Compute profit or loss. The difference between total Revenues and Total Expenses in the
income statement represents the performance of the business. If the total revenue( credit side of
the income statement column) is greater than the total expenses (debit side of the income statement
column) the result is a net profit, net loss if total expenses is greater than the total revenue. Enter
profit or loss as a balancing amount in the income statement and in the balance sheet, and compute
the final column totals. THE COMPLETE WORKSHEET IS ILLUSTRATED BELOW

FROM THE COMPLETED WORKSHEET, WE ARE NOW READY TO PREPARE THE

FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (INCOME STATEMENT AND STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL
POSITION)

There are two forms of income statement, the single-step form for the service concern and the
multiple-step form for the merchandising or trading concern. The statement of financial position
has also two forms, the report form and the account form. The most popular form used by preparer
is the report form (which can be presented in comparative or non-comparative form).

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Requisites of a good form financial statements:

a. There must be a heading
b. For income statement, operating expenses must be presented separately from interest
expense to determine the operating income.
c. Computation of operating Income is important because it will tell the users, how efficient
is the company in generating income from its operations.
d. In the statement of financial position, you have to categorize assets as to Current Assets
from Non-current Assets; Liabilities as to Current Liabilities from Non-Current Liabilities.
This is important for the users to evaluate the financial condition of the business as to
liquidity, solvency and profitability.

COMPLETED WORKSHEET

FROM THE COMPLETED WORKSHEET WE CAN PREPARE THE FINANCIAL

STATEMENTS

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THE OWNER’S EQUITY CAN ALSO BE PRESENTED BY PREPARING ANOTHER

STATEMENT CALLED “STATEMENT OF CHANGES IN EQUITY:.

The above data is use to answer Activity 19.(see questions on Activity 19)

Take note that the Statement of Financial Position and Income statements can also be presented
using the line items if there are numerous accounts. Similar accounts can be grouped into line
items and has to be supported by a schedule. In the above illustration, since there are few accounts,
line items is not used.

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OBSERVED THAT THE SFP IS ACTUALLY THE ACCOUNTING EQUATION.

ASSETS = LIABILITIES AND OWNER’S EQUITY

P773,310 = P328,000 + 445,310

This means that from the total assets of the company (P773,310), P328,000 is owned by the
creditors and only P445,310 is the claim of the owner.

SUMMARY
The adjustment process is a key element of accrual basis accounting. The worksheet helps in the
identification of the accounts that need adjustments.

1. The income statement reports all income and expenses during the period. The profit or
loss is the final figure in this statement.
2. The statement of financial position reports the ending owner’s equity taken directly
from the statement of changes in equity.
3. The statement of changes in equity considers the profit or loss figure from the income
statement as one of the determining factors that explains the changes in owner’s
equity.
4. The worksheet is a document that summarizes all data recorded in the journal and the
ledgers and facilitate the preparation of financial statements.

The end product of the accounting process are the financial statements. Accounting cycle has nine
(9) steps. We completed the first 6 steps, Preparation of journal entries, Classifying or Posting,
Preparation of Trial Balance, Adjusting Entries, worksheet preparation and the financial
statements. The remaining steps will be discussed in the next lesson.

SELF HELP: You can also refer to the sources below to help you understand the lesson

• Ballada, Win & Ballada, Susan (2019), Basic Financial Accounting and Reporting.
Sampalok Manila: Domdane Publisher & Made Easy Books.
• Heintz, James A. (2017). College Accounting 22nd Edition. Australia: Cengage
Learning
• Philips,Fred (2016). Fundamentals of Accounting. McGraw Hill Education
• Warren, Carl S.(2016). Accounting 26th Edition. Australia: Cengage Learning
• Wild, John J. (2016). Fundamentals Accounting Principles. New York NY: McGraw
Hill Education.

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LET’S CHECK
Activity 16. Now that you have completed the worksheet which is an important device in the
preparation of financial statements, let us check your understanding of the terms discuss in this
lesson. In the space provided, identify what is being described in the statement.
1. A ___________ entry will increase allowance for doubtful accounts.
2. Salaries Expense is found on the income statement, while salaries payable can be found
on _____________.
3. Cost of depreciable asset (Equipment) less ___________ equals the carrying value.
4. This is a term in accounting which means to add or deduct horizontally. __________.
5. This is a term in accounting which means to add vertically. _____________.
6. Owner’s withdrawal normally appears in _________ column of the worksheet.
7. If the performance of the business is a net profit this figure will appear in _______ and
_________ of the worksheet. (the answer must indicate the column and name of FS)
8. _________ a statement showing the financial condition of the entity.
9. _________ a statement showing the performance of the entity.
10. The figures that appear in the ____________ are the amount extended on the income
statement and balance sheet of the worksheet.
11. Unearned Revenue normally appears on the _________ of the worksheet. (the answer
must indicate the column and name of FS)
12. If the sum of the revenues is smaller than the sum of the expenses, the result is ________.
13. One of the indicators that your worksheet is correctly done, the difference between the
total debit column and the total credit column of the income statement shall equal to the
difference of the total debit column and total credit column of _______________.
14. Recognition of accrued expenses such as taxes expense will increase _________ and
_____ account.
15. An adjustment to transfer the used or expired portion of a Prepaid Expense will result to
an increase in ________ and decrease in _________.

LET’S ANALYZE
Activity 17. Identifying those terms is not enough you have to show your understanding by
applying those terms in the preparation of worksheet. Listed below are the ledger accounts
appearing in the adjusted trial balance columns of the worksheet. On space provided, indicate
in which column of the worksheet the amount in each account would be extended. Ex. Cash,
debit side balance sheet.

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Activity 18. In this activity you will assemble the data in order for you to prepare an Income
Statement and Statement of Changes of Equity of Dr. Ngephon a dentist for the month of
September 30, 2019.

Additional Information:
On Sept. 1 , 2019, Dr. Ngephon capital balance beginning is P260,000. He made an additional
investment of P15,000 and made withdrawals for personal use amounting to P350,000.

Activity 19. From the illustration of “Statement of Changes in Equity” of CHARISMA

BEAUTY PARLOR give your best answer on the following questions.
1. What could be the reason why her capital has increased from P250,000 to P445,310?
2. If her withdrawal is equal to the income that she earned, what could be her capital
balance end?
3. What could have been her ending capital balance, if she withdrew P250,000 only?

IN A NUTSHELL

YOUR TURN
Activity 20. Using your skills in worksheet and financial statement preparation you are going to
solve problems in your textbook. In this activity you will be graded using the rubric. Make this as
an opportunity to learn independently, in the final assessment you will perform bookkeeping on
site not on-line.

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You are required to : 1. Prepare the worksheet

2. Prepare Financial Statements(Income Statement, Statement of Financial
Position, and Statement of Changes in Equity).

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Activity 21.

You are required to : 1. Prepare the worksheet

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2. Prepare Financial Statements(Income Statement, Statement of Financial

Position, and Statement of Changes in Equity).

QUESTION AND ANSWER PORTION:

Using the table provided list down all your concern/questions that require further clarification.
You may raise this question thru LMS or forum. List down the answer on the opposite side of the
questions/concern raised.
Do you have any questions for clarification?
Question/Issues Answers
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.

KEYWORDS INDEX
1. Requisites of goof form financial statements
2. Steps in worksheet preparation 8. Real Accounts
3. Adjusted Trial Balance 9. Nominal Accounts
4. Footing 10. Income Statement
5. Cross-footing 11. Statement of Financial Position
6. Single-step format 12. Statement of Changes in Equity
7. Report Form

SCHEDULES
Activity Date of Submission Where to Submit
Let’s Check : Activity 16 CF’s email
Let’s Analyze: Activity 17, CF’s email
18, 19
In a Nutshell: Activity 20 CF’s email
In a Nutshell: Activity 21 CF’s email
Q&A Chat or Forum

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Specific Learning Outcome (SLO) Week Oct. 12 to Oct. 17, 2020: At the end of the unit, you
are expected to:

BIG PICTURE IN FOCUS: SLO (h) Prepare closing entries, post-closing trial balance and
reversing entries

METALANGUAGE
In this section, the most essential terms encountered in the completion of accounting cycle and to
demonstrate SLO (h) will be operationally defined to establish a common frame of reference as
how these terms are used in the accounting process.

Please proceed immediately to the “Essential Knowledge” because the terms will also be discussed
in that section.

ESSENTIAL KNOWLEDGE
After the preparation of financial statements some of the accounts, (temporary in nature) has to be
closed at the end of the accounting period. Only those permanent accounts (real) are forwarded to
the next accounting period and another cycle of recording, classifying and summarizing has to be
performed. That’s why it is called cycle because of its repetition characteristics.

Closing Entries
Income, and Expenses are temporary accounts that facilitate the preparation of income statement
for a given accounting period. After the preparation of income statement at the end of each year,
all accounts that appear in the income statement are closed and the difference between revenue
and expense (net profit or loss) is transferred to the capital account. In other words, the capital may
increase or decrease depending on the result or performance of the entity. The process of transfer
is called closing procedure (This is step 7 in the accounting cycle). There is a need to prepare
closing entries so that those temporary accounts will be closed at the end of the period. Another
temporary accounts that is close to capital is the withdrawals made by the owner. This account
always decreases the capital account.

USING CHARISMA BEAUTY PARLOR AS AN ILLUSTRATION

How do you close the temporary or nominal accounts?

1. Debit all nominal accounts with normal credit balance. (All revenues have normal credit
balance therefore this account should be debited in closing entries.)
Ex. Service Income . . . . . . . . . P1,190,300
Income Summary . . . . . . . . . . . .. P1,190,300
To close revenues

2. Credit all nominal accounts with normal debit balance. (All expenses have normal debit
balance therefore this account should be credited in closing entries.)

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Ex. Income Summary . . . . . . . . . . P944,990

Salaries Expense. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P 560,000
Rental Exp. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60,000
Transportation Expense . . . . . . . . . . 22,000
Interest Expense . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 125,000
Other Expenses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70,340
Insurance Expense . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 4,000
Supplies expense. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66,650
Depreciation Expense. . . . . . . . . . . . 25,000
To close the expense accounts

3. Close the income summary account to capital. The balance of the income summary
account is a credit balance of PP245,310 (P1,190,300. – P944,990).
Ex. Income Summary . . . . . . . . P245,310
Charisma capital . . . . . . . . . P 245,310
To close income summary to capital
4. Close the withdrawals to capital account
Ex. Charisma capital. . . . . . . P50,000
charisma withdrawals . . . . P50,000
To close withdrawals to capital

Record the Closing Entries in the General journal, then post to their respective General Ledger.
After posting you will notice that the account is already close because the total debit is now equal
to the total credit. The income summary account is also close because this is a temporary account.

Post-closing Trial Balance (8th step of the accounting cycle) see sample below
To ensure that all closing entries are properly posted and all balances of the real accounts are
correct for easy transfer to the next accounting period a post-closing trial balance is necessary.
This trial balance contains only balance sheet or permanent accounts such as Assets, Liabilities
and ending Capital balance.

Why do we have to prepare post-closing trial balance?

a. To prove the equality of debits and credits, and to ensure that the amounts forwarded to
the next accounting period are accurate.
b. For easy transfer and traceability of the accounts.

Reversing Entries (RE) (9th step of the accounting cycle)

Reversing Entry (RE)– is a journal entry which is the exact opposite of a related adjusting entry
made at the end of the accounting period This is a technique in bookkeeping to simplify the
recording of regular transactions in the next accounting period. RE is normally prepared at the
beginning of the next accounting period. Therefore, this is the first entry that should appear in
the general journal.

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What adjusting entries are subject to reversing entries?

a. All accruals (Income and Expense) are to be reversed.
b. Deferrals of Income – if the AJE recognize liability
c. Deferral of Expense – if the AJE recognize the asset

Ex.1 Accrued Expense AJE Reversing Entry dated. Oct. 1, 2019

Salaries Expense. . . . . P 27,200 Salaries Payable. . . . P27,200
Salaries Payable . . . . . P27,200. Salaries Expense. . . . . . . P27,200
Ex. 2 (see previous lesson in ULO ( e ) and ( f ) )

Below is the sample of Post-closing trial balance.

SELF HELP: You may also refer to the sources below to help you further understand the lesson

• Ballada, Win & Ballada, Susan (2019), Basic Financial Accounting and Reporting.
Sampalok Manila: Domdane Publisher & Made Easy Books.

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3F, Business & Engineering Building
Matina, Davao City
Phone No.: (082)300-5456 Local 137

• Heintz, James A. (2017). College Accounting 22nd Edition. Australia: Cengage

Learning
• Philips,Fred (2016). Fundamentals of Accounting. McGraw Hill Education
• Warren, Carl S.(2016). Accounting 26th Edition. Australia: Cengage Learning
• Wild, John J. (2016). Fundamentals Accounting Principles. New York NY: McGraw
Hill Education.
LET’S CHECK
Activity 22. You have now completed the nine steps of the accounting cycle. Let check your
understanding on the last 3 step of the accounting process by answering the questions below. On
the space provided identify the term being described or determine the correct procedure done in
closing entries.
1. _________ procedure done at the end of the period to close temporary accounts.
2. In closing revenue we simply ____________ and ____________ income summary.
3. In closing withdrawals account it is place on _______________ and ___________ capital
account.
4. In closing expenses account the entry is _________ the individual expenses and _______
income summary.
5. When income summary resulted to a credit balance this means that _________ is greater
than __________.
6. A trial balance comprise of permanent accounts is called ___________.
7. If revenue is less than the expenses, then income summary will result to a ______ balance.
8. What account that absorbs the movement of revenue, expenses and withdrawal in a
closing entry? _______________.
9. The balance of the Income Summary after closing the Revenue and Expenses is a credit
balance, this means the performance of the entity is a _________.
10. If the entity incurred a net loss, the Income Summary account will be closed by a ______
and capital will be placed on the _________.

Activity 23. In this activity you need to identify the adjusting entry that can be reversed at the
start of the next accounting period. Write the reversing entry (if applicable) or “NO RE” if not
applicable.

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LET’S ANALYZE
Activity 24. Knowing the sequential step of the accounting cycle is not enough. But the most
important part is how this knowledge can be used to analyze an account and develop a more
comprehensive understanding of the process. For example a capital account ledger. Capital is a
permanent account and this is used throughout the year because it explains the movement (in and
out) of the capital or equity of the owner.

What do the figures in the account represent?

The P120,000 dated 1.1.19 represents the beginning balance of the capital of the owner.
The 30,000 dated 3.31.19 represents the additional capital invested by the owner.

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The P80,000 dated 12.31.19 represents a closing entry to close the net profit earned by the
entity to capital account
The 50,000 (debit side) dtd. 12.31.19 represents and entry in the closing entry which is to close
withdrawals made by the owner
Therefore, the ending balance of the capital account is P180,000 credit balance.

I have done the analysis of the capital ledger, below is a ledger of an account “Income Summary”
with an entry on the debit (Left) and credit (right) side of the account give your analysis by
answering questions 1 to 4.

1. The Income Summary account is normally seen during _______________.

2. What do the figures in the account represent? (Debit and Credit side)
3. What is the performance of the entity?
4. Prepare a closing entry to close the Income Summary Account.

IN A NUTSHELL
YOUR TURN
Activity 25. We all know that the purpose of accounting is to provide quantitative information
of the business entity. In gathering this information accounting process follows a sequential
procedures in accumulating this information. In this activity you will demonstrate your
understanding of the accounting cycle by answering a comprehensive problem.

Prepare journal entries with brief explanation to record the following transactions. Use the chart of
account below. In posting follow the general ledger format below. Write your journal entries, trial
balance, Financial statements, closing entries and post closing trial balance in a clean sheet of paper
(preferably journals). Do not forget to post the adjustments and closing entries in the general ledger.
PASS THIS REQUIREMENT THRU E-MAIL. ATTACH YOUR FILE, DO NOT USE PICTURE IT IS VERY DIFFICULT
TO CHECK.

Jay Omotoy opened a plumbing service, Alabang Plumbing. Operations began on April 1, 2019, and the
following transaction were completed during the month.
April 1 – Withdrew P67,000 from a personal savings account and used it to open a new account in the
name of Alabang Plumbing.
April 2 – Acquired a service vehicle costing P81,000. A payment of P17,500 in cash was made and a
noted was issued for the balance of P63,500.
April 3 – Paid rent for the month , P 7,150.
April 6 – Acquired plumbing supplies on account for P15,700.

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April 7 – Paid for three months of advertising and use the asset approach in recording the payment
P6,000.
April 8- Cash in the amount of P18,350 was received for plumbing services rendered.
April 9 – Acquired additional plumbing supplies for cash P8,050.
April 11- Paid salaries P11,600
April 15- Rendered plumbing services and billed the customer for P42,200.
April 16- Paid P5,700 of the amount owed from the transaction of April 6.
April 19- Paid miscellaneous expenses, P4,300.
April 20- Collected P21,000 from the customer on April 15 transaction.
April 21- Withdrew P14,500 from the business.
April 22 – Paid the salaries of workers P14,100.
April 24 – Paid the 1st installment of the note payable P3,850.
April 25 – Paid telephone subscription P1,500.
April 27- Billed the Clement Resort for plumbing services rendered P 14,150
April 29 – Received from customer amounting to P50,000 for services to be rendered in the future.

CHART OF ACCOUNT
Cash; Accounts Receivable; Plumbing Supplies; Prepaid Advertising; Service Vehicle; Notes Payable;
Accounts payable; Unearned Plumbing revenues; accrued expenses; Salaries Payable; Omotoy Capital;
Omotoy withdrawals; Plumbing Revenues; Salaries Expense; Rent Expense; Telephone Expense;
Miscellaneous Expense; Light and Power; Depreciation Expense; Advertising Expense

GENERAL LEDGER FORMAT

Date Debit Date Credit
2019 2019

Total

QUESTION AND ANSWER PORTION:

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Using the table provided list down all your concern/questions that require further clarification.
You may raise this question thru LMS or forum. List down the answer on the opposite side of the
questions/concern raised.
Do you have any questions for clarification?
Question/Issues Answers
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.

KEYWORDS INDEX
4. Requisites of goof form financial statements
5. Steps in worksheet preparation 13. Real Accounts
6. Adjusted Trial Balance 14. Nominal Accounts
8. Footing 15. Income Statement
9. Cross-footing 16. Statement of Financial Position
10. Single-step format 17. Statement of Changes in Equity
11. Report Form

SCHEDULES
Activity Date of Submission Where to Submit
Let’s Check : Activity 22,& CF’s email
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Let’s Analyze: Activity 24 CF’s email
In a Nutshell: Activity 25 CF’s email
Q&A Chat or Forum

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