PPT-Using a Farm Balance Sheet

AAE 320 Paul D Mitchell Agricultural amp Applied Economics Learning Goals How to calculate and interpret common Financial Ratios for Liquidity and Solvency Develop an awareness of typical financial ratios by farm type. 3 current year As on 313 previous year CAPITAL LIABILITIES Capital Reserves Surplus Minorities Interest 2A Deposits Borrowings Sundry Payables Other Liabilities and Provisions Total ASSETS Cash and Balances with Reserve Bank of India Balances with AAE 320. Paul D. Mitchell. Goal. Overview accounting balance sheet as it pertains to agricultural operations. How to read a balance sheet. Methods used to prepare . a balance . sheet. Depreciation methods. This module provides an introduction to the balance sheet, one of the essential financial statements in accounting and includes an introduction to debits and credits, and double entry accounting. We suggest doing the Balance Sheet module prior to the Income Statement.. Replace with BFRDP logo. Balance Sheet #1. Cash Flow. Financial Snapshot. Financial Snapshot. Meeting Financial . Obligations. Good old fashion recordkeeping. Balance Sheet #2. Working Capital. Debt/Asset Ratio. Workshop on Modelling Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services, Rome, 7 & 8 May 2015. Walter Rossing & Jeroen Groot. Biocontrol, pollination, and more. Biocontrol. Agricultural returns. Soil. . fertility. Part . One. The Balance Sheet. Managing for Today and Tomorrow. Agenda. Financial Terminology. Balance Sheet (net worth statement). Balance Sheet Activity. Income Statement. Cash Flow. Trend Analysis. Agenda. Recap of the Income Statement. What is the Balance Sheet. Assets. Liabilities. Equity. Putting it all together. Case Study. What is an Income Statement. The income statement summarizes the inflows and outflows of money . What is a Balance Sheet?. The . capital balance . of the farm account. Assets and Liabilities. Usually calculated at the . financial year end. Why is it useful?. Indicates longer term . financial stability. Two Hands on the Wheel. 2016. Objectives. Get you familiar with basic financial documentation. Balance Sheet. Cash Flow. Statement of Cash Flow. Cash Flow Budget. Record Keeping. Income Statement. Net Farm Income. Paul D. Mitchell. Goal. Overview accounting balance sheet as it pertains to agricultural operations. How to read a balance sheet. Methods used to prepare . a balance . sheet. Depreciation methods. Balance Sheet. TheAlso known as a Statement of Financial PositionSourceshttps//nonprofitsassistancefunddocalyticscom/v/balance-sheet-cheat-sheet-2014http//wwwnonprofitfinancefundorg/sites/default/files/22-1christoph For e.g. Loans given to borrowers and securitisation . Securitisation enables banks to remove loans from balance sheets and transfer the credit risk associated with those loans. The former i.e. loans are indicated on asset side of the balance sheet whereas securitised loans are represented off the balance sheet.. Paul D. Mitchell. Agricultural & Applied Economics. Learning Goals. How to create and read a balance sheet for farm operations. The difference between a Market Basis and a Cost Basis balance sheet for asset valuation and when to use each one. Paul D. Mitchell. Goal. How to construct and interpret . common . Financial Ratios for Liquidity and Solvency. Present typical . ratio values . by farm . type. Current Ratio and . Debt:Asset. Suggestions for where .