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Bank loans payable | Liabilities | Credit | Statement of financial position | ||||||||
Buildings | Assets | Debit | Statement of financial position | ||||||||
Cash | Assets | Debit | Statement of financial position | ||||||||
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Dividends declared | Dividends | Debit | Statement of changes in equity | ||||||||
Finance income | Revenues | Credit | Income statement | ||||||||
Furniture,machinery and equipment | Assets | Debit | Statement of financial position | ||||||||
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Income taxes payable | Liabilities | Credit | Statement of financial position | ||||||||
Interest expense | Expenses | Debit | Income statement | ||||||||
Inventories | Assets | Debit | Statement of financial position | ||||||||
Prepaid expenses | Assets | Debit | Statement of financial position | ||||||||
Receivables | Assets | Debit | Statement of financial position | ||||||||
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For each of the below accounts, identify the
following:
(a)
the type of account (assets, liabilities, shareholders’ equity
[specify common shares, dividends, revenues, or expenses)];
(b)
the normal balance of the account; and
(c)
on which financial statement (income statement, statement of
changes in equity, statement of financial position) Saputo would
likely report the account.
Account
(a)
Type of account
(b)
Normal Balance
(c)
Financial Statement
Bank loans payable
Buildings
Cash
Depreciation expense
Dividends declared
...
For each of the below accounts, identify the following: (a) [b (c) the type of account assets, liabilities, shareholders' equity (specify common shares, dividends, revenues, or expenses); the normal balance of the account; and on which financial statement (statement of income, statement of changes in equity, statement of financial position) Saputo would likely report the account. (a) Type of account (b) Normal Balance (c) Financial Statement Account Bank loans payable Buildings < < Cash 3 Depreciation expense > Dividends declared...
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