These are physical assets used in the office, such as desks, chairs, computers, and printers.
Specific assets related to computers, like laptops, desktop computers, and servers.
This category includes furniture items like cabinets, shelves, and other fixtures used in the business premises.
Assets used for communication, such as phones, fax machines, and routers.
This includes any large equipment or machines used in the business for manufacturing or other purposes.
These represent the amounts of money the business has in different bank accounts (Bank - 1, Bank - 2) and the cash it holds.
These represent the amounts of money the business has in different bank accounts (Bank - 1, Bank - 2) and the cash it holds.
These represent the amounts of money the business has in different bank accounts (Bank - 1, Bank - 2) and the cash it holds.
This is the money owed to the business by its customers for goods or services provided on credit.
If the business provides loans to its employees, this represents the amount owed by the employees.
Money paid in advance by the business to secure goods, services, or rental agreements.
This is the money the business owes to its suppliers for goods or services received on credit.
Money borrowed from sources other than banks, such as individuals or other companies.
Money received in advance from customers for goods or services to be provided in the future.
This is the amount of money the business has borrowed from a bank.
If the business purchased assets through hire purchase, this represents the amount owed to the hire purchase company.
This is the initial money invested by the owner(s) to start the business. It represents the owner's ownership stake.
This represents the money taken out by the owner(s) from the business for personal use.
This is the portion of the profit earned by the business that is retained or kept within the company instead of being distributed to the owners as dividends.