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January 18, 2023
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Needing help creating Balance Sheet, Single member LLC S-corp

  • January 18, 2023
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Single shareholder LLC S-corp

 

What would my balance sheet look like in the following scenario:

Beginning balance in bank account: $10,000

Shareholder loan to S-corp: $250,000

Office building not yet completed by 12/31 but paid $200,000 so far towards building

PPP loan: 40,000

Income: $75,000

Salary: $20,000

Various Operating expenses: $25,000

 

Please type it up as a balance sheet with corresponding categories.

 

2 replies

Employee
January 18, 2023

Balance sheet issues are a pain, but you will probably need to provide more details.

 

In the meantime, I will page @Rick19744 and @Mike9241.

 

Your RE looks like it should be around $30k, but that will change with other data.

 

 

SCORP2Author
January 18, 2023

I need it typed up in categories like: 
Current assets

Equity

Liability etc

Rick19744
Employee
January 18, 2023

Understand what you would like, but we just have a snippet of activity and not a lot of details.

I would recommend you get something like Quickbooks as it will pull together a balance sheet for you.

Based on the limited details:

  1. At one point you had cash as follows
    1. Contributed capital $10,000 - this is an assumption based on how you presented the information
    2. Loan $250,000
    3. PPP funds $40,000
    4. Income $75,000
    5. These total $375,000
  2. Then you have expenses as presented:
    1. Salary $20,000
    2. Building $200,000
    3. Operating expenses $25,000
    4. These total $245,000

Based on the above, I would expect to see:

Assets:

Cash $130,000 

Construction in Progress $200,000

Total assets $330,000

Liabilities and Equity:

Shareholder loan $250,000

PPP Loan $40,000

Contributed capital $10,000

Retained earnings $30,000

Total liabilities and equity $330,000

This makes some sense as you indicate $75,000 income and $45,000 expenses which total $30,000 for the retained earnings.

 

*A reminder that posts in a forum such as this do not constitute tax advice.Also keep in mind the date of replies, as tax law changes.