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Originally Posted by liz445 I don't know how to figure if it was a loss or a profit that was gained. I dont know how to figure out the owner's equity |
How to figure out if it was a loss or profit:
Example:
Sales Revenue 100,000
Less: Sales Returns 700
Less: Sales Discount 300
Net Revenue = 99,000
Cost of Goods Sold 30,000
Gross Profit 69,000
Less: Expenses (such as Advertising, Utilities, etc.) Let’s sat the total is 10,000
Net Income 59,000
How to figure out owner’s equity???
Your OE should have a credit balance (let’s say it is $50,000)
OE, beginning 50,000
Add: Net Income of 59,000 (or subtract a net loss)
Less: Any Drawings taken out by the owner during the year.
Add: Any addition capital that might have been invested during the year
OE, closing is the sum of all those parts.