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Looking over previous year's Limited Company accounts completed by a cheap and friendly accountant I used to use, I note the following from the Balance Sheets:
- Current Liabilities - negative figures. Is this possible? Is it not that a negative liability is simply an asset?
- Balance Sheet from one year to the next. I thought a Balance Sheet was a snapshot of the financial situation at the year-end. Let's say that the year end is 31 March. The figures under 31 March 2009 should look exactly the same whether I am looking at the 2009 return or the 2010 return? Well they don't, and I don't understand why they would not.
Looking over previous year's Limited Company accounts completed by a cheap and friendly accountant I used to use, I note the following from the Balance Sheets:
- Current Liabilities - negative figures. Is this possible? Is it not that a negative liability is simply an asset?
- Balance Sheet from one year to the next. I thought a Balance Sheet was a snapshot of the financial situation at the year-end. Let's say that the year end is 31 March. The figures under 31 March 2009 should look exactly the same whether I am looking at the 2009 return or the 2010 return? Well they don't, and I don't understand why they would not.
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