Fima Final Exam
Fima Final Exam
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
2018 2019 2020 2021 2022
Income Statement
Net Sales 50,000 67,900 77,000 80,200 88,100
Cost of Goods Sold 25,100 24,600 20,800 21,900 39,500
Net Operating Income 24,900 43,300 56,500 58,300 48,600
Operating Expenses 3,500 3,900 2,100 3,000 3,600
Net Income 21,400 39,400 54,400 55,300 45,000
Balance Sheet
Cash 13,300 14,500 10,700 10,900 9,700
Accounts Receivable 17,600 13, 800 19,800 19,500 21,800
Inventory 6,300 8,200 9,300 9,400 11,200
Prepaid Expenses 5,700 6,300 5,800 3,200 2,700
Total Current Assets 42,900 42,800 45,600 43,000 45,400
Fixed Assets 28,000 30,500 45,000 43,000 41,000
Total Assets 70,900 73,300 90,600 86,000 86,400
INTERPRETATION:
I started my small business in 2018. My invested is also small amount that’s why I
borrowed money and found a share person. In our first year, it’s okay. I paid off the other
debts, including the salary. And also, it made only a small income because it was just
started. In the next year, almost the same but our net income increased a little amount. In
2020, it’s starting to recognized, our income is good too, for a small business that I had.
In 2021, our highest net income. And in 2022, our income went down, our debt also
increased that’s why we have only a little to share.
For the sustainability our business, we address our own needs without compromising
others. We always maintain the cleanliness of our café and products, for the customers to
go back in my café. We didn’t use any harmful chemicals and my business was
ecofriendly.
Our business is still profitable, so I think we will innovate a new way to improve our
sales and for the business to not loss and run for long.