Limitations of Financial Statements Limits, Ltd. had the following financial statements for the fiscal year ending December 31, 2004 (the statement of stockholders” equity and the statement of cash flows are not shown).

Limits, Ltd.
Income Statement
For the Year Ending December 31, 2004

Sales revenue

$20,000

Operating expenses:

Cost of sales

$1,000

Wages expense

800

Advertising expense

100

Depreciation expense

300

Research and development expense

300

Total operating expense

2,500

Operating income

17,500

Other expenses:

Interest expense

500

Income before taxes

17,000

Income tax

5,100

Net income

$11,900

Limits, Ltd.
Balance Sheet
as of December 31, 2004

Assets

Liabilities and stockholders” equity

Current assets:

Current liabilities:

Cash

$2,300

Accounts payable

$3,000

Accounts receivable

8,000

Wages payable

7,600

Inventory

15,000

Interest payable

900

Total current assets

25,300

Total current liabilities

11,500

Property, plant and equipment:

Notes payable, long term

9,000

Equipment

21,000

Total liabilities

20,500

Accumulated depreciation

8,000

Stockholders” equity:

Buildings

90,000

Owners” investment

9,700

Accumulated depreciation

85,000

Retained earnings

13,100

PP&E

18,000

Total stockholders” equity

22,800

Total liabilities and

Total assets

$43,300

stockholders” equity

$43,300

Required The text lists several limitations of financial statements. Using the financial statements given here, identify as many examples of limitations or items that relate to limitations of financial statements as you can.