Total assets and Total equity will be this year's understated.
- In accounting, an understatement occurs when liabilities are devalued to less than their true cost or when firm assets are valued below their fair market worth.
- Either option leads to an erroneous assessment of a company's financial situation.
- On the other hand, understated inventory raises the cost of products sold.
- Lower inventory volume in the accounting records reduces the closing stock and effectively increases the COGS.
- A lower amount of inventory is on hand than what is really in stock, according to an understated inventory.
What happens if equity is overstated?
- If the company overstates the value of its assets, it's going to show up on the other side of the equation as an increase in owner's equity.
- It won't have any effect on liabilities.
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