What is a Provisional Balance Sheet?
A provisional balance sheet shows the unaudited changes to a company’s financial status, including
assets, all existing liabilities, completed investments, external debt, and financing for equity. It
includes almost accurate values and helps your business manage your assets for better results in future.
A provisional balance sheet is also known as an unaudited balance sheet.
The asset side contains all current and non-current assets in a provisional balance sheet format. It
includes long-term investments like land, office, machines, and vehicles. Further, the current asset
comprises cash in the bank, monthly receivables, and short-term stocks.
The liability side of the unaudited balance sheet format contains
non-current and current liabilities. The non-current liabilities consist of long-term term loans, and
current liabilities include short-term loans, like an existing loan and account payables.