Owner’s Equity Statement |
Owner’s Equity Statement
The owner’s equity statement reports the changes in
owner’s equity for a specific period of time. The time period is the same as
that covered by the income statement. Data for the preparation of the owner’s
equity statement come from the owner’s equity columns of the tabular summary and
from the income statement. The first line of the statement shows the beginning owner’s
equity amount (which was zero at the start of the business). Then come the
owner’s investments, net income (or loss), and the owner’s drawings. This statement
indicates why owner’s equity has increased or decreased during the period.
Income Statement |
What if Softbyte had reported a net loss in its first
month? Let’s assume that during the month of September 2012, Softbyte lost
$10,000. Illustration below shows the presentation of a net loss in the owner’s
equity statement.
Owner's Equity Statement |
If the owner makes any additional investments, the company
reports them in the owner’s equity statement as investments.
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