NEED JOURNAL ENTRY FOR THIS EVENT AND MARK AS ASSET SOURCE, ASSET USE, ASSET EXCHANGE AND CLAIMS EXCHANGE
Acquired $50,000 from the issue of common stock. Type AS/AE/AU/CE AS Cash 50000 Common stock 50000 2. ACC 211 won a big contract with the state to service all pencils in the department. They are required to come in each morning to sharpen each worker’s pencil. The state paid ACC 211 $350,000 cash for work completed during the year and promised to pay the balance of $350,000 in the coming year Type AS/AE/AU/CE
1. AS Cash $ 50000
Common stock $ 50000
2. AS Cash $ 350000
Receivables $ 350000
Revenue earned $ 700000
It is an asset source transaction as it generates assets. In both the entries sale of stock and revenue earning generates asset in the form of cash and receivables.
In next year:
AE Cash $ 350000
Receivables $ 350000
When the balance of receivables are received in next year one asset (receivables) is exchanged for another asset (cash).
NEED JOURNAL ENTRY FOR THIS EVENT AND MARK AS ASSET SOURCE, ASSET USE, ASSET EXCHANGE AND...
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