Acknowledgements Introduction 1. The Balance Sheet 2. Importance of a Balance Sheet 3. The Assets Side 4. The Liability Side 5. The Owners Equity 6. Formats of the Balance Sheet 7. What to See in a Balance Sheet? 8. Example of Balance Sheet

Summary: How to Read a Balance Sheet 2nd Edition is a comprehensive book on accounts for commerce students. The book covers topics on capital structure, bad debts, advance from customer, principle of conservatism, and understanding the limitations of the balanced sheet. In addition, the book has real-life balance sheet illustrations on actual figures of five Indian apparel companies, which will help in understanding the concepts of book-keeping better. This book is essential for chartered accountants.

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Acknowledgements

Introduction
1. The Balance Sheet
2. Importance of a Balance Sheet
3. The Assets Side
4. The Liability Side
5. The Owners Equity
6. Formats of the Balance Sheet
7. What to See in a Balance Sheet?
8. Example of Balance Sheet

How to Read a Balance Sheet 2nd Edition is a comprehensive book on accounts for commerce students. The book covers topics on capital structure, bad debts, advance from customer, principle of conservatism, and understanding the limitations of the balanced sheet. In addition, the book has real-life balance sheet illustrations on actual figures of five Indian apparel companies, which will help in understanding the concepts of book-keeping better. This book is essential for chartered accountants.

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