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How are the income statement and balance sheet linked?

 a. Cash from the balance sheet transfers to the income statement

 b. They are not linked directly

 c. All debt payments show on both the income statement and balance sheet

 d. Net income from the income statement transfers to the balance sheet equity section

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Question ajoutée par ahmed mohamd shatat , محاسب عام , شركة شتات للمقاولات العامة
Date de publication: 2017/05/06
Visal Joseph
par Visal Joseph , Tax Manager , Al Mizan Tax Consultants L.L.C

I think the answer is D. Net income from the income statement transfers to the balance sheet equity section.

CHANDRA KUMAR
par CHANDRA KUMAR , student , finance

Net profit is added to capital,  it is reflected in the liabilities side of balance sheet.

option D is correct answer

Vahab Sahvi
par Vahab Sahvi , chief accountant , Islamic Republic Of Iran Shipping Line

Answer "d" according IFRS It's True

SHAJI KEETHARIKKANDY CHERUVAKKODAN
par SHAJI KEETHARIKKANDY CHERUVAKKODAN , Finance Manager , Gulf Steel Factory Company

d is the answer net profit/loss effects equity section.

waqas Aslam
par waqas Aslam , computer operator , Ibn-e-imam college Jalal pur jattan Gujrat

profit or loss of the company and financial postion of business

Ahmed ibrahim
par Ahmed ibrahim , محاسب عام , شبكة المحامين العرب

thanks for invite

my answer = (D) . thank you

fereydoon kangarlu
par fereydoon kangarlu , Finance Manager , Alifard (Sunich)-E'toile d' Asie

my answer is D due to accounting standards.

Soliman Abd  ALmalak Gendy
par Soliman Abd ALmalak Gendy , مدير ادارة مراقبة حسابات , الجهاز المركزى للمحاسبات

They are linked:  the result from the use of double- entry and the accounting or booking and the accounting equation Assets= Liabilities+ Owner`s  Equity

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