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Introduction to Financial Markets (405) — CBSE Class 10 board question

Q1. [2] § What is a Balance Sheet and a Profit and Loss Account Statement? What is the difference between Balance Sheet and Profit and Loss Account Statements of a company? § What are Current Liabilities and Provisions and Net Current Assets in the balance sheet? § How is balance sheet summarized?
What items are included in the liability section of a company's balance sheet ?
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Model Answer

The liability section of a company's balance sheet includes the following items:

  1. Share Capital – funds raised by issuing shares.
  2. Reserves and Surplus – retained earnings and accumulated reserves.
  3. Secured Loans – borrowings backed by assets as collateral.
  4. Unsecured Loans – borrowings without collateral.
  5. Current Liabilities and Provisions – amounts due to creditors, advances received, accrued expenses, and provisions for tax, dividend, etc.

Source: Chapter 9, Balance Sheet: Account Form

Explanation

The examiner expects students to list the heads from the liability side of the balance sheet as given in the Account Form. For 2 marks, naming and briefly describing 4–5 items is sufficient. Avoid writing lengthy descriptions; one-line explanations per item are enough.

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