Fundamental Accounting Principles -Hardcover
Fundamental Accounting Principles -Hardcover
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ISBN: 9780077862275
Author: John J Wild, Ken Shaw Accounting Professor, Barbara Chiappetta Fundamental Accounting Principles
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Chapter 1, Problem 1SP
To determine

Assets means current asset as well as non-current asset that comprises of cash, properties or anything owned by the company which will generate future benefit.

Liabilities means any amount owed to the creditors of the business

Equity means the investment done in the business.

As per accounting equation, total of asset should be equal to the sum of liabilities and equity.

To determine:

We have to determine the changes of the transactions within the table

Solution:

    ASSET($)=LIABILITIES($)+ EQUITY($)
    Date Cash +Accounts receivable+Computer supplies+Computer system+Office equipment+=Accounts payable+Common stock -withdrawal+Revenues-expenses
    Oct 1
    45000


    20000
    8000
    =

    +
    73000
    -
    +

    -
    Oct 3


    1420


    =
    1420
    +

    -
    +

    -
    Bal 450001420200008000=1420+73000-+-
    Oct6

    4800



    =

    +

    -
    +
    4800
    -
    Bal 4500048001420200008000=1420+73000-+4800-
    Oct8
    (1420)




    =
    (1420)
    +

    -
    +

    -
    Bal4358048001420200008000=0+73000-+4800-
    Oct10





    =

    +

    -
    +

    -
    Bal 4358048001420200008000=0+73000-+4800-
    Oct12



    N

    1400



    =

    +

    -
    +
    1400
    -
    Bal 4358062001420200008000=0+73000-+6200-
    Oct15
    4800
    (4800)



    =

    +

    -
    +

    -
    Bal 4838014001420200008000=0+73000-+6200-
    Oct 17
    (805)




    =

    +

    -
    +

    -805
    Bal4757514001420200008000=0+73000-+6200-805
    Oct20
    (1728)




    =

    +

    -
    +

    -1728
    Bal 4584714001420200008000=0+73000-+6200-2533
    Oct22
    1400
    (1400)



    =

    +

    -
    +

    -
    Bal 4724701420200008000=0+73000-+6200-2533
    Oct28

    5208



    =

    +

    -
    +
    5208
    -
    Bal 4724752081420200008000=0+73000-+11408-2533
    Oct31
    (875)




    =

    +

    -
    +

    -875
    bal 4637252081420200008000=0+73000-+11408-3408
    Oct31
    (3600)




    =

    +

    -3600
    +

    -
    Bal4277252081420200008000=0+73000-3600+11408-3408

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Explanation:

October 1- The effect of each transaction is shown in the above table. Cash invested, computer system and office equipment bought will increase the assets and the same will be treated in common equity as this will be considered as capital.

October 6- since company billed easy learning for services performed therefore accounts receivable will be increased by the $4800 and so as the revenue with the same amount.

October 8- Since company pays $1420 for computer supplies purchased, therefore cash and accounts payable will decrease with the same amount

October 12- Since company booked $1400 for services performed therefore accounts receivable and revenue will increase.

October 15- since cash is received for partial payment towards easy leasing account therefore cash will increase and accounts payable will decrease with the amount of $4800.

October 17- when cash is paid for repairing then cash will decrease with the $805 as cash will be paid and expenses will increase with the same amount.

October 20 − since company pays for advertisement , then cash will decrease and expenses of the company will increase .

October 22- company receives cash against easy leasing account ,therefore cash will increase and accounts receivable account will decrease with the amount $1400.

October 28- since company billed $5208 for service performed, therefore accounts payable and revenue will increase with the same amount.

October 31- since company pays wages therefore cash will decrease with the amount $875 and the expenses will increase with the same amount.

October 31- since company withdraws $3600 cash for personal use therefore cash will get reduced with the amount of $3600 and amount of withdrawal will be $3600.

And according to accounting equation total of assets is equal to the amount of equity and the liabilities.

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Fundamental Accounting Principles -Hardcover

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