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1. Option (3) is correct
There will be no effect on Assets as cash has already been received / increased last month in the assets side. There will be reduction in liabilities and increase in equity for this transaction.
2. Option (3) is correct
Since the services will be performed next month, so revenue will be recognized next month. There will be no effect on revenue in the current month.
3. Option (2) is correct
It will have no effect on equity as it will be treated as advance till the services are performed. On performing the services it will increase the equity.
4. Option (2) is correct
Liabilities will increase as till next 3 months, this will be treated as a liability. Once the services are performed, it will decrease the liability and increase the equity.
5. Option (1) is correct
Expenses will be increased by purchase of inventory.
6. Option (2) is correct
It will increase the liabilities as payables will increase.
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