If you've started a new business alongside an existing one, you generally need to prepare a separate balance sheet for each, even if they are both sole proprietorships. While you might prepare two profit and loss statements, a single balance sheet is typically not sufficient for multiple businesses. This ensures accurate financial reporting and tax compliance.
12 June 2020
I have already one business and I started one another new business from f.y. 2019-20 then in balance sheet it included or make another new separate balance sheet for new business?
12 June 2020
Whatever be the form of business, separate balance sheet have to be prepared. If its a proprietorship firm then also separate balance sheet will be prepared and profit will be taxable in your hands.