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Editor's Note: This article is the second installment in an ongoing series focusing on accounting and financial matters for corporate counsel.
Without identifying specific legal claims, the balance sheet shows exactly what the company owns (assets) and what claims exist against those assets. The claims on the assets are either from outsiders (liabilities) or owners (equity). The Balance Sheet doesn't let you get away with just the good, showing how many wonderful assets you have. It requires you to present a fair and balanced picture of your financial condition.
Every transaction a company enters into leaves its mark on the balance sheet. For example:
Every transaction has both a debit and a credit. Every transaction shows up in two places, and at least one of those places will make its way to the balance sheet. Thus, the Balance Sheet is all-encompassing.
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