Here I have answered the Question 1.2, its interesting how much the organisation has to account for monetarily. I hope other people find this interesting!!! Ill be posting to other peoples blogs when the information is available!!
Question 1-2
For your firm, identify three Assets, three
Liabilities and three items of Equity. Describe what each item means to you.
Put on your blog your answer to this question and comment on the answers to
this question of at least three other people. Include links to your blog and
also to your comments in other people’s blogs
TITLE
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Amount (‘000)
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Meaning
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ASSETS
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Inventories
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$1,571
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The current on hand stock which is yet to be used
and or sold.
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Plant and Equipment
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$1,792
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The value of the equipment and the value of the lease
in plant (land) including the accumulated depreciation.
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Cash and Cash Equivalents
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$12,924
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The current cash on hand present within the
Saunders International as at 30 June 2013.
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LIABILITIES
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Provisions
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$2,963
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Provisions are the costs from the lawsuit that
Saunders international is involved in.
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Trade and other payables
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$6,226
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Accounts that are yet to be paid by Saunders
International
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Current tax liabilities
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$1,311
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The tax Saunders International is legally
obligated to pay as the result of a taxable event
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EQUITY
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Issued capital
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$7,726
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The amount of nominal share value held by the
shareholders within Saunders International
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Retained earnings
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$9,099
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A portion of the firms income which is withheld by
the organisation rather than distributing it to shareholders
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Share based payments reserve
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$124
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The reserve holding the payments to be owed to
shareholders
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Hi Evelyn,
ReplyDeletePretty cool with the table! Very clever....easy to read to!
Thank you Anna!
DeleteHi Evelyn,
ReplyDeleteI just had a quick look at your annual report and I noticed that the note for provisions states that its for employee benefits? Check out page 28 note 11.
You have two provisions, 1 as a current liability and the other as a non current but they both refer to employee benefits. The financial statements provides an explanation of what employee benefits are.
How I interpret provisions for $2,693 is that it’s for a current liability of employee benefits. Which means your company owes its employees approx $2,693 for annual leave, long service leave and sick leave etc within the next 12 months.
Was there another provisions? or was the lawsuit regarding employee benefits?
Hey Evelyn, great way of setting out your answer to the question. Your definitions are very well-written also!
ReplyDeletewell done you have gone to such great effort to give us such quality answers. you have given great detail.
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