Date |
Assets |
=Liabilities |
+ Equity |
1 |
$150,000(Cash) |
0 |
$150,000(capital) |
2 |
+$2,500(photocopier) |
0 |
0 |
3 |
$70,000(Cash) |
$70,000(loan) |
0 |
4 |
+$130,000(office premises) |
0 |
0 |
5 |
+$35,000(cash) |
0 |
+$35,000(revenue) |
6 |
-$2,500(cash) |
0 |
-$2,500(expense) |
7 |
+$5,000(furniture) |
0 |
|
8 |
-$10,000(cash) |
0 |
-$10,000(salary) |
9 |
-$5,000(cash) |
0 |
-$5,000(retained earnings) |
10 |
-$200(Cash) |
0 |
-$200(expense) |
11 |
-$2,000(cash) |
0 |
0 |
Income Statement
Particulars |
Amount |
Service revenue |
$35,000 |
Less: |
|
Utility expense |
$2,500 |
Salaries |
$10,000 |
Interest expense |
$200 |
Net income |
$22,300 |
Statement of stcokholders equity
Particulars |
Amount |
Beginning common stock |
$150,000 |
Add:Net income |
$22,300 |
Less: Dividends |
$5,000 |
Total stockholders equity |
$167,300 |
Note: Cash dividend do not affect the Income statement. Cash Dividend only affects the Cash and Stockholders equity.
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