Farm & Fleet purchases $ 35000 of inventory. They Decided not to pay until the end of the | |||||||
credit period. What is the transaction analysis, journal entry, and effect on accounting equation.? | |||||||
Transaction Analysis | |||||||
In the present siuation, Asset is purchased on credit and at the end of credit period it is paid off. | |||||||
It helps in saving the scarce, working capital | |||||||
Asset = Liabilities + Owner's Equity | |||||||
35000 $ = 35000 $ + Owner's Equity | |||||||
Journal Entry | |||||||
Description | Amount(Dr.) | Amount(Cr.) | |||||
On Purchase on Credit | |||||||
Material Purchase | $35,000.00 | ||||||
Supplier | $35,000.00 | ||||||
(Inventory Purchased on Credit) | |||||||
On Payment | |||||||
Supplier | $35,000.00 | ||||||
Cash/Bank | $35,000.00 | ||||||
(Supplier paid at the end of the Credit | |||||||
Period) | |||||||
Effect on the Accounting Equation | |||||||
On Purchase on Credit | |||||||
Asset = Liabilities + Owner's Equity | |||||||
35000 $ = 35000 $ + Owner's Equity | |||||||
On Payment | |||||||
Asset = Liabilities + Owner's Equity | |||||||
-35000 $ = -35000 $ + Owner's Equity | |||||||
Transaction Analysis when they pay their credit | |||||||
On Payment Balance in Cash or Bank would be reduced and the liability | |||||||
would be reduced to the extent of payment i.e. $35000 | |||||||
Accounting Equation on Payment | |||||||
Asset = Liabilities + Owner's Equity | |||||||
-35000 $ = -35000 $ + Owner's Equity |
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