Ex 1-12
Transaction No | Answer | Explanation |
1 | c | Cash is an asset, common stock is part of equity |
2 | a | Supplies are asset too. One is increasing, one is decreasing |
3 | e | Rent is an expense which reduces the equity |
4 | e | Advertising is an expense which reduces the equity |
5 | c | Services are revenue that increase the equity |
6 | c | Services are revenue that increase the equity. On account means receivables will increase which are a part of assets |
7 | d | Creditors are liabilities. Paying them means decrease |
8 | a | Customers on account are asset. |
9 | e | Supplies expense would reduce equity as well as asset |
10 | e | Dividend would reduce the equity |
Ex 1-13
a.
1 | Provided catering service for cash, 71,800 |
2 | Acquired land in exchange of cash for 15,000 |
3 | Paid expenses 47,500 |
4 | Purchased supplies on account 1,100 |
5 | Paid cash dividends 5,000 |
6 | Paid accounts payable 4,000 |
7 | Supplies remaining on hand 2,600 |
b.
Net Increase in cash = 40,300 - 40,000 = 300
c.
Net Increase in equity = 71,800 - 49,000 - 5,000 = 17,800
d.
Net Income = 71,800 - 49,000 = 22,800
e.
Income retained is 22,800 - 5,000 = 17,800
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