For each of the following accounts, indicate the (a) effect of a
debit or credit on the account, (b) normal balance, and (c)
appropriate statement classification (income statement, statement
of changes in equity, and/or statement of financial position). Note
that there may be more than one statement classification in some
cases.
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1. | Bank loan payable |
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2. | Property tax expense |
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3. | Fees earned |
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4. | Cash |
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5. | Unearned revenue |
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6. | Buildings |
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7. | Dividends Declared |
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8. | Common shares |
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9. | Prepaid rent |
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10. | Retained earnings |
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Solution:
S. No. | Account | (a) | (b) | ( c) | |
Debit effect | Credit effect | Normal Balance | Statement Classification | ||
1 | Bank Loan Payable | Decrease | Increase | Credit | Statement of financial position |
2 | Property tax expense | Increase | Decrease | Debit | Income statement |
3 | Fees earned | Decrease | Increase | Credit | Income statement |
4 | Cash | Increase | Decrease | Debit | Statement of financial position |
5 | Unearned revenue | Decrease | Increase | Credit | Statement of financial position |
6 | Buildings | Increase | Decrease | Debit | Statement of financial position |
7 | Dividends declared | Increase | Decrease | Debit | Statement of changes in equity |
8 | Common shares | Decrease | Increase | Credit | Statement of changes in equity/Statement of financial position |
9 | Prepaid rent | Increase | Decrease | Debit | Statement of financial position |
10 | Retained earnings | Decrease | Increase | Credit | Statement of changes in equity/Statement of financial position |
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