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Part a: | |||
Statement | Account | Change | Nature |
Balance Sheet | Accounts Payable | $ 5,000 | Increase |
Net Income-Current Period | $ 5,000 | Decrease | |
Income Statement | Material | $ 5,000 | Increase |
Profit | $ 5,000 | Decrease | |
Job Cost Ledger | 315.01.02620M | $ 5,000 | Increase |
Part b: | |||
Statement | Account | Change | Nature |
Balance Sheet | Accounts Payable | $ 11,115 | Increase |
Accounts Payable-Retention | $ 1,235 | Increase | |
Net Income-Current Period | $ 12,350 | Decrease | |
Income Statement | Sub Contract | $ 12,350 | Increase |
Profit | $ 12,350 | Decrease | |
Job Cost Ledger | 309.02.15100S | $ 12,350 | Increase |
Part c: | |||
Statement | Account | Change | Nature |
Balance Sheet | Accounts Payable | $ 255 | Increase |
Net Income-Current Period | $ 255 | Decrease | |
Income Statement | Other | $ 255 | Increase |
Profit | $ 255 | Decrease | |
Job Cost Ledger | 315.01.018.00O | $ 255 | Increase |
Part d: | |||
Statement | Account | Change | Nature |
Balance Sheet | Accounts Payable | $ 1,352 | Increase |
Net Income-Current Period | $ 1,352 | Decrease | |
Income Statement | Office Rent | $ 1,352 | Increase |
Profit | $ 1,352 | Decrease | |
Part e: | |||
Statement | Account | Change | Nature |
Balance Sheet | Accounts Payable | $ 112 | Increase |
Net Income-Current Period | $ 112 | Decrease | |
Income Statement | Office Supplies | $ 112 | Increase |
Profit | $ 112 | Decrease | |
Part f: | |||
Statement | Account | Change | Nature |
Balance Sheet | Accounts Payable | $ 375 | Increase |
Net Income-Current Period | $ 375 | Decrease | |
Income Statement | Repair and Maintenance Expense | $ 375 | Increase |
Profit | $ 375 | Decrease | |
Equipment Ledger | Blackhoe-2 Repairs | $ 375 | Increase |
Part g: | |||
Statement | Account | Change | Nature |
Balance Sheet | Inventory | $ 563 | Increase |
Accounts Payable | $ 563 | Increase | |
Total Impact/Change: | |||
Balance Sheet | Inventory | $ 563 | Increase |
Accounts Payable | $ 18,772 | Increase | |
Accounts Payable-Retention | $ 1,235 | Increase | |
Net Income-Current Period | $ 19,444 | Decrease | |
Income Statement | Material | $ 5,000 | Increase |
Sub Contract | $ 12,350 | Increase | |
Other | $ 255 | Increase | |
Office Rent | $ 1,352 | Increase | |
Office Supplies | $ 112 | Increase | |
Repair and Maintenance Expense | $ 375 | Increase | |
Profit | $ 19,444 | Decrease | |
Job Cost Ledger | 315.01.02620M | $ 5,000 | Increase |
309.02.15100S | $ 12,350 | Increase | |
315.01.018.00O | $ 255 | Increase | |
Equipment Ledger | Blackhoe-2 Repairs | $ 375 | Increase |
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