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Balance sheet accounts Proper balance sheet classification
(a)Debt Investments - Current asset
(b)Treasury Stock - Stockholders equity
(c)Common Stock - Stockholders equity
(d)Dividends Payable - Current Liability
(e)Accumulated Depreciation—Equipment - Property, Plant and Equipment & Fixed asset
(f)Construction in Process - Current asset
(g)Petty Cash. - Current asset
(h)Interest Payable - Current Liability
(i)Deficit - Stockholder's Equity
(j)Equity Investments (ownership stake of less than 20%). - Current asset
(k)Income Taxes Payable - Current Liability
(l)Unearned Subscriptions Revenue - Current Liability
(m)Work in Process - Current asset
(n)Salaries and Wages Payable - Current Liability
The balance sheet classification works primarily on the principle of the accounting equation which is stated as Assets = Liability + Equity.
Classification of Items in the Balance Sheet
All Assets go on the left side, while all liability and equity-related items go on the right side.
Assets (Left Side of the Balance Sheet)
Current Assets
- Petty Cash
- Work in Process
- Debt Investments
Non-Current Assets
- Construction in Process
Liabilities (Right side of the Balance Sheet)
- Unearned Subscriptions Revenue
- Dividends Payable
- Interests Payable
- Deficits
- Income Taxes Payable
- Salaries and Wages Payable
Equity/Equity Related Items (Right side of the balance sheet under Liabilities)
- Common Stock
Contra Assets Items
These items are neither assets or liability. They are:
- Accumulated Depreciation of Equipment. This is deducted from the value of assets.
- Treasury Stock. This is subtracted from shareholder's equity.
Borderline Item
Equity Investments (Onwerhsip stake of less than 20%).
This is a borderline item because where it is placed in the asset section is determined by how long Deep Blue Somthing Inc. intends to hold it. If the company intends to hold it for less than or equal to a year, it is classified as a current asset. If more than a year, it is classed as a Non-current Asset.
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