balance-sheet formats — Methods of presenting a balance sheet, as set out in the Companies Act (1985). There are two formats: one vertical (format 1) and one horizontal (format 2). Both formats give the same basic disclosures, but format 1 also requires the calculation… … Accounting dictionary
balance sheet — A statement of the total assets and liabilities of an organization at a particular date, usually the last day of the accounting period. The first part of the statement lists the fixed and current assets and the liabilities, whereas the second… … Accounting dictionary
consolidated balance sheet — The balance sheet of a group providing the financial information contained in the individual financial statements of the parent company of the group and its subsidiary undertakings, combined subject to any necessary consolidation adjustments. It… … Accounting dictionary
consolidated balance sheet — The balance sheet of a group providing the financial information contained in the individual financial statements of the parent company of the group and its subsidiary undertakings, combined subject to any necessary consolidation adjustments. It… … Big dictionary of business and management
format — The method of presenting financial statements chosen by an organization. Incorporated bodies must use the formats prescribed by the Companies Act for their balance sheet and profit and loss account. The profit and loss format is also regulated by … Accounting dictionary
horizontal form — The presentation of a financial statement in which the debits are given on one side of the statement and the credits on the other. In the case of a balance sheet, the fixed assets and current assets would be shown on the left hand side of the… … Accounting dictionary
vertical form — The presentation of a financial statement in which the debits and credits are shown one above the other. Compare: horizontal form See: balance sheet formats, profit and loss account formats … Accounting dictionary
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