a) | Date | Account NAME | Debit | Credit | |
Feb 1 | Cash | 600000 | |||
Capital Stock | 600000 | ||||
(being capital stock issued in cash) | |||||
Feb. 10 | Land | 120000 | |||
Office Building | 240000 | ||||
Cash | 72000 | ||||
Note Payable | 288000 | ||||
(being land and building purchased for cash and notes) | |||||
Feb. 16 | Computer Systems | 14400 | |||
Cash | 14400 | ||||
(being computer purchased) | |||||
Feb. 18 | Office Furnishings | 10800 | |||
Cash | 1200 | ||||
Accounts Payable | 9600 | ||||
(being offices furninshings purchased partially in cash and credit) | |||||
Feb. 22 | Office Supplies | 360 | |||
Cash | 360 | ||||
(being office supplies purchased) | |||||
Feb. 23 | Account Receivable | 36 | |||
Computer System | 36 | ||||
(being amount due to be refunded back) | |||||
Feb . 27 | Account Payable | 4800 | |||
Cash | 4800 | ||||
(being installment paid on due date) | |||||
Feb. 28 | Cash | 36 | |||
Account Receivable | 36 | ||||
(being refund received) | |||||
b) | Transaction | Assets = | Liabilities + | Owner's Equity | |
Feb 1 | + 600000 cash | + 600000 Capital Stock | |||
Feb. 10 | + 120000(Land) + 240000 (Office building) - 72000(CASH) | + 288000(Note Payable) | |||
Feb. 16 | + 14400 ( Computer System) - 14400 (Cash) | ||||
Feb. 18 | + 10800 (Office Furninshing) - 1200 (Cash) | + 9600 (Accounts Payable) | |||
Feb. 22 | -360 (Cash ) | - 360 (OFFICE SUPPLIES) | |||
Feb. 23 | +36 (Account Receivable) -36 (Computer Sysytem) | ||||
Feb . 27 | -4800 (Cash) | + 4800 (Account Payable) | |||
Feb. 28 | +36 (Cash) - 36 (Account Receivable) | ||||
Chapter 3. Problem 1PSA Bookmark Show all steps: ON Problem Glenn Grimes is the founder and...
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Glenn Grimes is the founder and president of Heartland Construction, a real estate development venture. The business transactions during February while the company was being organized are listed as follows. Feb. 1 Grimes and several others invested $600,000 cash in the business in exchange for 30,000 shares of capital stock. Feb. 10 The company purchased office facilities for $292,500, of which $97,500 was applicable to the land and $195,000 to the building. A cash payment of $58,500 was made and...
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