Q3 | ||||
Assets = liabilities + equity | ||||
Assets | liabilites | owners equity | working | |
29000 | 13000 | 16000 | (13000+16000) | |
55000 | 21000 | 34000 | (55000-34000) | |
39000 | 17000 | 22000 | (39000-17000) | |
Q4 | ||||
A | L | OE | ||
a | + | + | (increase in cash & equity) | |
b | + | + | (increase in supplies & creditors) | |
c | - | - | (increase in expenses so decrease in equity & cash) | |
d | +/- | (increase in cash & decrease in accounts receivable) | ||
e | - | - | (decrease in supplies & creditors) | |
f | +/- | (decrease in cash & increase In prepaid insurance) | ||
g | - | - | (decrease in cash & creditors) | |
h | + | + | (increase in sales so increase in equity & accounts rec.) | |
i | - | - | (decrease in cash & sales (so decrease in equity)) | |
j | +/- | (increase in cash & decrease in accounts rec.) | ||
k | - | - | (decrease in cash & increase in drawings so dec in euity) | |
l | - | - | (decrease in supplies &increase in cost of goods sold so dec in equity) | |
m | + | - | (increase in expenses and since expense is not paid so increase In liability) | |
n | - | - | (decrease in cash & since it is expense decrease in equity) | |
o | +/- | (increase in assets (truck) and decrease in cash) |
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