Classification
No | Transaction | I/S | SOCF |
1 | Shareholders contributed $20000 Cash to the company in exchange for stock | ||
2 | Equipment was purchased for $9000 by taking out a loan | ||
3 | Inventory of $8000 was purchased on credit | -8000 | |
4 | Sold $6000 of the inventory in #3 for 11000 all sales are on credit | 11000 | |
5 | Customers paid $9000 of their outstanding A/R from #4 | 9000 | |
6 | Paid $1200 for a twelve month insurance policy with coverage effective 1/1/20 | -1200 | |
7 | Depreciation of $300 was taken on the equipment purchased in #2 | -300 | |
8 | Employees earned $1600 in wages but they have not yet been paid at the end of the month | -$1600 | |
9 | Received $2000 Cash from customers for services to be performed next month | 2000 | |
10 | Paid a dividend of $500 | ||
Net income, operating cash flow | 1100 | 9800 | |
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warehouse.
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