What is a Balance Sheet?

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The Balance Sheet is an accounting statement that aims to show the evolution of the company's assets over a given period of time. The balance sheet is normally prepared year after year.

The DRE (Income Statement), DFC (Cash Flow Statement) and BP (Balance Sheet) are the three main statements for analyzing a company. Each of these accounting statements can give an overview of the performance albania telegram data and evolution of your company. Most companies in Brazil end up forgetting about the Balance Sheet because it is more complex to account for since it requires data from practically all areas of the company.

As previously mentioned, the Balance Sheet aims to show the company's equity evolution, but it is not limited to that, it is also important to better understand your company's operations, to see how cost control is going and even understand whether loans or financing are worth it or not.

Balance Sheet

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Balance Sheet Structure:
The balance sheet structure is divided into three variables: Assets, Liabilities and Equity.

Assets: The part where all the assets or rights of the real estate agency are registered, that is, everything that the company has in its possession, such as the real estate agency's headquarters and everything that it has the right to but is not in its possession, such as money in the bank or investments made. Remember, all assets must make the company profitable in some way.

Liabilities: The part where the company's obligations or what it owes are recorded, that is, everything that the company has an obligation to, such as employee salaries, and everything that it does not have an obligation to, but owes, such as payments to suppliers or bank loans.

Net Worth: The easiest part to calculate, net worth is the difference between assets and liabilities, which is basically the capital that the company has available. Remember that ideally, assets should always be greater than liabilities, and this number should grow annually, causing your real estate company to have an increase in its assets.