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Given an adjusted trial balance how do you calculate profit and the total assets from the adjusted trial balance.


Given an adjusted trial balance how do you calculate profit and the total assets from the adjusted trial balance. There was also another thing she wanted to know, but I can't remember what it was. All she ever showed us how to do was fill out the balance sheet, income statement, and to close accounts. We only brushed over adjusted trial balances and then it was a main part of the test.  

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Firstly I define, meaning of Profit- I layman's term it is total earnings of a enterprise. This profit is accounting profit.

Basically trial balance is a statement of all debits and credits in a double entry accounting book which gets equal and these balances come from ledgers. There are 3 types of trial balances:-

1. Normal Trial Balance 2. Adjusted Trial Balance 3. Post closing Trial Balance

1. Normal Trial Balance-means activity recorded from day to day transactions but before making any adjustments.

2. Adjusted Trial Balance- Those transactions which appear after preparing normal trial balance and then journal enrties are passed then posted to ledgers and then proper deibt and credit to trial balance is made.

3. Post closing trial balance-This trial balance is prepared after closing entries have been updated.

Let's understand it using an, Unadjusted Trial BalanceDecember 31, xxxx

Particulars Debit(INR) Credit(INR)
Cash 14960
Debtors 6800
Purchases 3000
Furniture and Fixtures 6000
Service equipment 32000
Creditors 18000
Loan Payable 24000
Owner's Capital 26400
Drawing 14000
Revenue 19100
Rent Expenses 3000
Salaries Expenses 7000
Taxes & Rates 740
Total 87500 87500

Following adjustment entries were made at year end:-

Dec. 31 Debtors 600
Revenue 600
Dec. 31 Other Expenses 3600
Other Payables 3600
Dec.31 Purchases 1800
Creditors 1800
Dec.31 Depreciation 1440
AccumulatedDepreciation 1440

After adjusting these entires a adjusted Trial Balnce is prepared where all the transactions get merged in trial balnce with double entry effect.

Particulars Debit(INR) Credit(INR)
Cash 14960
Debtors 7400
Purchases 4800
Furniture and Fixtures 6000
Service equipment 32000
Creditors 19800
Other Payables 3600
Loan Payable 24000
Owner's Capital 26400
Drawing 14000
Revenue 19700
Rent Expenses 3000
Salaries Expenses 7000
Taxes & Rates 740
Other Expenses 3600
Depreciation 1440
Accumulated Depreciation 1440
Total 94940 94940

Now to arrive at profit we make calculation:- (INR)

Revenue 19700

Less- Purchases 4800

Less-Rent Expenses 3000

Less- Salaries Expenses 7000

Less-Taxes & Rates 740

Less-Depreciation 1440

Less- Other expenses 3600

Net Loss (880) INR

Now to arrive at Total Assets from Adjusted trial balance:-

Particulars INR
Cash 14960
Debtors 7400
Furniture and Fixtures 6000
Service equipment 32000
Less- Accumulated depreciation   (1440)
Total Assets 58920

Hope you got the idea for making calculation to find out profit and assets out of adjusted trial balance.


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