1. Calculation of Retained earnings
Since Total Assets=Total Liabilities+Total Shareholders' Equity
Total Assets | |
Account Receivable | 145 |
Buildings | 545 |
Cash | 77 |
Land | 220 |
Supplies | 59 |
Total(A) | 1046 |
Total Liabilities and Shareholders' Equity | |
Accounts Payables | 72 |
Common Stock | 110 |
Notes Payable | 468 |
Unearned Revenue | 98 |
Total(B) | 748 |
Retained Earnings (A)-(B) | 298 |
OR | 300 |
2. Calculation Of Total Assets
Total Assets | Classification/ Reasons | ||
1 | Common Stock | - | Shareholders' Equity |
2. | Equipment | 64 | Fixed Assets |
3 | Consulting Service on Account | 13 | Account Receivable |
4 | Salary Paid | - | Income Statement |
5 | Received Cash from Account receivable | (6) | Decrease in Account Receivable |
Cash | 6 | Cash and cash Equivalents | |
6. | Money Borrowed | - | Borrowings |
Total | 77 |
3.
Assets | Liabilities | Shareholders' Equity | ||
1st Transaction | ||||
Account Receivable | 500 | |||
Less:- Cash Received | (325) | 175 | ||
Cash Received | 325 | |||
Revenue | 500 | |||
2nd Transaction | ||||
Cash | 175 | |||
Unearned Revenue(175-100) | 75 | |||
Revenue | 100 | |||
Total | 675 | 75 | 600 |
4.
=345+165=$510
Journal Entry
debit Supplies Expenses $355
Credit Supplies $355
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