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It's filling out the balance sheet or income statement but I'm not sure which one I should write the numbers on. There is a problem

It's filling out the balance sheet or income statement but I'm not sure which one I should write the numbers on.

There is a problem with the internal engine but the warranty liability isn't enough to cover all the claims. Toyota needs to increase the reserve by $25 million.

=Balance Sheet=

-Assets

-----Cash

------Investments

-----Accounts Receivable, Gross

----- Allowance for bad debt

----- Inventory

----- Prepaid Expenses

----- PP&E

----- Accumulated Deprecation

----- Goodwill

----- Intangible Assets

-Liabilities + Equity

----- Accounts Payable

----- Deferred Revenues

----- Warranty Liabilities

----- Bonds Payable

----- Discount on Bonds

----- Common Stock (Contributed Capital)

----- Additional Paid In capital

----- Retained Earnings (Earned Capital)

=Income Statement=

-----Revenues

-----Cost of Good Sold

-----Description

-----Expenses/ other

-----Net Income

Where and what numbers should I put on in this case?

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