You see when you want to buy a business, you want to take a quick snapshot of the balance sheet. This is so that - at least, when your professional advisers such as accountants are discussing with you, you can follow reasonably.
Even when you already have your business, it doesn’t hurt to from time to time review your business balance sheet.
So far, we’ve looked at what assets are, and in the last episode, we looked into short-term liabilities. We’ve also done a bit of introduction on long-term liabilities. I encourage you to listen to episodes 25 and 26 for a catch-up. Also, a reminder that I’m intentionally keeping these episodes on finance short as they are meant for non-finance businesspeople, and I do appreciate it can be a lot to take in from that perspective.
This episode continues with what long-term liabilities are. And it is part of an ‘8-series’ show on how to read and interpret balance sheets. This is part 3.
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