Question: Transaction analysis and use of the basic accounting equation Required
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Question: Transaction analysis and use of the basic accounting equation
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Analyze the following transactions and show their effects on the basic accounting equation, by preparing a template as follows:
ASSETS
LIABILITIES
S/H EQUITY
Date/Ref.
Cash
A/R
Inv.
Equip.
A/P
Dividends Payable
Loan Payable
Common Shares
Rev/Exp
Rev/Exp/DD
a. Received $250,000 from the issuance of shares.
b. Borrowed $100,000 from the bank at 6% per year.
c. Purchased equipment for $178,000.
d. Purchased inventory costing $75,000, paying $50,000, with the balance on account.
e. Recorded sales of $92,000 (half cash and half on account) to customers. The inventory related to these sales had a cost of $49,000.
f. Paid $20,000 to suppliers related to the purchase on inventory in transaction (d).
g. Paid $3,700 in wages to employees.
h. Repaid loan principal of $4,000 plus interest of $1,200 related to the bank loan.
i. Recorded depreciation of $22,600 on the company's equipment.
j. Declared dividends of $8,000.
ASSETS
LIABILITIES
S/H EQUITY
Date/Ref.
Cash
A/R
Inv.
Equip.
A/P
Dividends Payable
Loan Payable
Common Shares
Rev/Exp
Rev/Exp/DD
Explanation / Answer
Assets LIABILITIES Shareholder's Equity Date / Ref. Cash + Account Receivable + Inventory + Equipment = Account payable + Dividend Payable + Loan Payable + Common Shares + Rev/ Exp + Rev/ Exp/DD a $ 2,50,000 + + + = + + + 250000 + + b $ 1,00,000 + + + = + + $ 1,00,000 + + + c $ -1,78,000 + + + $ 1,78,000 = + + + + + d $ -50,000 + + $ 75,000 + = $ 25,000 + + + + + e $ 46,000 + $ 46,000 + + = + + + + 92000 + e + + + = + + + + + -49000 f $ -20,000 + + + = $ -20,000 + + + + + g $ -3,700 + + + = + + + + + $ -3,700 h $ -5,200 + + + = + + $ -4,000 + + + -1200 i + + + $ -22,600 = + + + + + $ -22,600 j + + + = + $ 8,000 + + + + $ 8,000 Closing Balance $ 1,39,100 $ 46,000 $ 75,000 $ 1,55,400 $ 5,000 $ 8,000 $ 96,000 $ 2,50,000 $ 92,000 $ -68,500
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