Financial Accounting
3rd Edition
ISBN: 9780133791129
Author: Jane L. Reimers
Publisher: Pearson Higher Ed
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Chapter 1, Problem 21EA
For each of the transactions given, tell whether it increases, decreases, or has no effect on shareholders’ equity. Consider both shareholders’ equity components—contributed capital and
- 1. Two friends get together, each contributing $7,125, to start the Swing Right Golf Supplies Corporation in exchange for common stock.
- 2. Swing Right purchases equipment for $6,250 cash.
- 3. Swing Right purchases $3,000 worth of inventory for cash.
- 4. Swing Right pays expenses of $800 for electricity and phone for the month.
- 5. Swing Right makes cash sales to customers of $4,685 during the month.
- 6. Swing Right pays employees $2,000 for hours worked during the month.
- 7. Swing Right declares and pays $500 dividends to each of its owners at the end of the month.
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