Part. 1
S.N. |
Titles of Accounts |
Given by the company |
Received by the company |
a) |
Fixed Asset – Computer A/C |
Promissory Note Payable (+L) |
Computers or Computer equipment (+A) |
b) |
Fixed Asset – Truck Vehicles A/C |
Cash (-A) |
Truck Vehicles (+A) |
c) |
No exchange transaction |
- |
- |
d) |
Share Capital A/C |
Share capital (Shares) (+SE) |
Cash (+A) |
e) |
Fixed Asset – Land A/c |
Cash (-A) |
Land (+A) |
f) |
No exchange transaction |
- |
- |
g) |
Loan A/c |
Promissory Note Payable (+L) |
Cash (+A) |
h) |
Loan A/c |
Cash (-A) |
Promissory Note Payable (-L) |
Part. 2
The truck amount $ 33,000 will be recorded in the account.
Part. 3
The Land will be initially recorded at $ 41,000 in the account. Also it can be recorded at appraiser value at the time of Revaluation.
Part 4
Cost principle is applied here.
Part 5
(c) is not a transaction because it is only an agreement which involves no exchange or receipt of cash, goods, or services.
Part 6
Transaction (f) occurs between the owner and outsiders,thus the separate entity assumption implies that this transaction does not affect the business
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