Debit-Credit Analysis | |||||||||||
Affect on Accounting Equation | Affect on Amounts | ||||||||||
1-Oct | Debits | Increases Assets | Debit | Cash | $17,400 | ||||||
Credits | Increases stockholders equity | Credit | Common stock | $17,400 | |||||||
2-Oct | Debits | No Entry | Debit | No Entry | $0 | ||||||
Credits | No Entry | Credit | No Entry | $0 | |||||||
3-Oct | Debits | Increases assets | Debit | Office furniture | $1,950 | ||||||
Credits | Increases liabilities | Credit | Accounts payable | $1,950 | |||||||
6-Oct | Debits | Increases assets | Debit | Accounts receivable | $3,850 | ||||||
Credits | Increases revenue | Credit | Service revenue | $3,850 | |||||||
27-Oct | Debits | Decreases liabilities | Debit | Accounts payable | $600 | ||||||
Credits | decreases assets | Credit | Cash | $600 | |||||||
30-Oct | Debits | Increases expense | Debit | Salaries expense | $2,500 | ||||||
Credits | Decreases assets | Credit | Cash | $2,500 | |||||||
Explanation | |||||||||||
1-Oct | The owner as provided cash for common stock and hence the cash balance which is asset would increase | ||||||||||
The common stock is part of stockholders equity and issue of share will increase the common stock value | |||||||||||
2-Oct | The hiring of assistant does not impact the financials of the company and therefore this act will have no impact on the financials as no amount is involved | ||||||||||
3-Oct | The office furniture is an asset and purchase of asset would increase the asset of the company | ||||||||||
The office is purchase on credit that is payment will be made after certain date and hence there is liability to make payment and so liability would increase | |||||||||||
6-Oct | Company has provided services and therefore company can recognize revenue for the services provided and so revenue of the company would increase | ||||||||||
The payment is yet to be received from customer and so the receivable is an asset of the company and so the assets of the company would increase. | |||||||||||
27-Oct | The payment to the supplier for office furniture will reduce the liability and cash of the company as the balance of both would reduce | ||||||||||
30-Oct | Salary is an expense of the company and since salary is accrued it will be recognized as expense and expenses of the company will increase | ||||||||||
Payment of salary is cash outflow for the company and so cash balance of the company would reduce. |
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