Your videos are so easy to follow! By chance to you have any tutorials on financial statements for a non-profit business? Or do they operate the same way?
Hello! Unfortunately we do not have any financial statement tutorials for governmental/nonprofit companies. Here is a resource to introduce you to the concept though: nonprofitinformation.com/understanding-nonprofit-financial-statements/
TLC Tutoring thanks for the information. I have one more question if you don’t mind. For quarterly financial statements I know for the income statement part it’s the totals of the past 3 months. What about for the owner’s equity and balance sheets? Is it the same as the 3rd month’s figures? Thank you!
If there is more than one revenue account, each one should be listed separately. Typically, we would see something like: Revenues: Sales Consulting revenue Total revenues
Wages expense is the amount incurred while wages payable is the amount owed. :) For example, if it is year end and I have a receptionist that earned $1000 but I am not paying her until January, then I have the full expense because she worked for me, and I have a payable for the amount I owe. However, if I paid that receptionist today, it would be wages expense and cash.
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Your videos are so easy to follow! By chance to you have any tutorials on financial statements for a non-profit business? Or do they operate the same way?
Hello! Unfortunately we do not have any financial statement tutorials for governmental/nonprofit companies. Here is a resource to introduce you to the concept though:
nonprofitinformation.com/understanding-nonprofit-financial-statements/
TLC Tutoring thanks for the information. I have one more question if you don’t mind. For quarterly financial statements I know for the income statement part it’s the totals of the past 3 months. What about for the owner’s equity and balance sheets? Is it the same as the 3rd month’s figures?
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what if there are more than one revenues? do you list each separately or add both of them together in one revenue column
If there is more than one revenue account, each one should be listed separately. Typically, we would see something like:
Revenues:
Sales
Consulting revenue
Total revenues
how do we know what is revenue?
and what about the gross incoms?
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Hi TLC Tutoring, what is the difference between Wages Payable and Wages Expense?
Wages expense is the amount incurred while wages payable is the amount owed. :) For example, if it is year end and I have a receptionist that earned $1000 but I am not paying her until January, then I have the full expense because she worked for me, and I have a payable for the amount I owe. However, if I paid that receptionist today, it would be wages expense and cash.
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How about unearned fees? Will they be recorded in the income statement?
No, only revenues and expenses with appear in the income statement. Unearned fees is a liability.
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Can u share these Excel files..?
This summer we have a project to roll out a website where these Excel files and more will be available.
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