Exercise 1: Explain how the following transactions affected the balance sheet equation by completing the table below. Record an I for increase, D for decrease, or N/E for no effect. The table contains the solution for the first transaction.
Explain how each of the transactions in Exercise 1 affected the statement of cash flows by completing the following table. Use the I, D, and N/E symbols established in Exercise 1 to do so.
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Operating Activities |
Investing Activities |
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Liabilities |
Shareholders’ Equity |
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Trans. | Operating Activities | Investing Activities | Financing Activities | Remarks | |
1 | N/E | N/E | I | Cash received from common shareholder | |
2 | N/E | N/E | I | Cash Received from Loan | |
3 | N/E | D | N/E | Cash Paid for Asset | |
4 | D | N/E | N/E | Cash Paid for Inventory | |
5 | N/E | N/E | N/E | No Impact on Cash | |
6 | N/E | N/E | N/E | No Impact on Cash | |
7 | N/E | N/E | N/E | No Impact on Cash | |
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Trans. | Assets | Liabilities | Shareholders’ Equity | Debit Account | Credit Account |
1 | I | N/E | I | Cash-Asset | Common Stock-Equity |
2 | I | I | N/E | Cash-Asset | Loan/Note Payable-Liabilities |
3 | N/E (Since increase in Equipment and Decrease in Cash will have ultimately zero impact on total assets) | N/E | N/E | Equipment-Asset | Cash-Asset |
4 | N/E (Since increase in Equipment and Decrease in Cash will have ultimately zero impact on total assets) | N/E | N/E | Inventory-Asset | Cash-Asset |
5 | I | I | N/E | Inventory-Asset | Accounts Payable-Liabilities |
6 | I | N/E | I (Sale will increase Equity) | Accounts Receivable-Asset | Sale |
7 | D | N/E | D | Cost of Goods Sold-Equity | Inventory-Asset |
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