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Church Name: Date: Liabilities Current Assets Present EOY - 20

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1 Church Name: Date: Liabilities Current Assets Present EOY - 20
Balance Sheet - Summary of Years 1 to 3 chubalsh.xls Assets . Current Assets Present EOY - 20 101 Checking Acct 102 103 Missions Checking 111 Savings 112 113 Missions Savings 114 Designated Funds 121 Books, Tapes etc. for sale 131 Pledges not yet received Fixed Assets 501 Land 502 Building 503 Parsonage 504 Other Houses 511 Furniture & Equipment 512 Autos, Vans, Buses Liabilities Current Liabilities (1 year or less) 801 Church Land & Building 803 805 811 Other Notes/Debt 812 813 Long Term Debt 861 862 863 864 865 866 (c) NFCU 2002

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