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Salary income should not be shown in the Balance Sheet. Instead, it should be reported in the Profit & Loss Account (or Income Statement).
Balance Sheet The Balance Sheet presents the financial position of a business at a specific point in time, typically including:
1. Assets
2. Liabilities
3. Equity (or Capital) Profit & Loss Account The Profit & Loss Account, on the other hand, presents the financial performance of a business over a specific period, typically including:
1. Revenues (or Incomes)
2. Expenses
3. Profit or Loss Reporting Salary Income As salary income is a personal income, it should be reported in the Profit & Loss Account as:
1. "Other Income" or "Non-Business Income"
2. "Salary Income" (if you want to disclose it separately) Example Suppose your business has:
1. Business Income: ₹1,000,000
2. Salary Income: ₹500,000 In your Profit & Loss Account, you would report:
2. Other Income: ₹500,000 (or Salary Income: ₹500,000) Remember to consult with a chartered accountant or tax professional to ensure accurate reporting and compliance with accounting standards and tax laws.
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