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Following is the answer for the questions (with required explanations) :
| a | Assets (Cash) Increased |
| Liabilities (Notes Payable) Increased | |
| b | Assets (Furniture) Increased |
| Assets (Cash) Decreased | |
| c | Assets (Supplies) Increased |
| Liabilities (Account Payable) Increased | |
| d | Owners' Equity (Reserves) Increased |
| Assets (Cash) Increased | |
| Note : Income needs to be credited in the statement of profit and loss, so it will have effect on Reserves in Balance Sheet. | |
| e | Owners' Equity (Reserves) Increased |
| Assets (Account Receivables) Increased | |
| Note : Income needs to be credited in the statement of profit and loss, so it will have effect on Reserves in Balance Sheet. | |
| f | Owners' Equity (Reserves) Decreased |
| Assets (Cash) Decreased | |
| Note : Expenses needs to be debited in the statement of profit and loss, so it will have effect on Reserves in Balance Sheet. | |
| g | Assets (Cash) Increased |
| Assets (Account Receivables) Decreased | |
| h | Liabilities (Account Payable) Decreased |
| Assets (Cash) Decreased | |
| i | Owners' Equity (Reserves) Decreased |
| Assets (Cash) Decreased | |
| Note : Expenses needs to be debited in the statement of profit and loss, so it will have effect on Reserves in Balance Sheet. | |
| j | Liabilities (Dividend Payable) Decreased |
| Assets (Cash) Decreased | |
| k | Liabilities (Notes Payable) Decreased |
| Assets (Cash) Decreased | |
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1B-6. (Similar to problem 1B-2) Show the effect on the accounting equation of the following events...
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1B-6. (Similar to problem 1B-2) Show the effect on the accounting equation of the following events for the APRIL Company. Example: Investors purchased common stock in APRIL for $1,000 cash. Answer: Assets (cash) increased Owners' equity (common stock) increased a. b. é osobis APRIL borrowed $6,400 from the bank on a note. APRIL purchased a desk and two chairs for $1,600 cash. APRIL purchased supplies on account for $700. APRIL provided services to others for $8,300 cash. APRIL provided services...
Determine which accounts increase and/or decrease for each of the transactions. 1B-6. (Similar to problem 1B-2)...
Determine which accounts increase and/or decrease for each of
the transactions.
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I just need to fill out the chart for IB-7 but IB-6 is the information provided...
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Determine which accounts increase and/or decrease for each of
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1B-6. (Similar to problem 1B-2) Show the effect on the accounting equation of the following events for the APRIL Company. Example: Investors purchased common stock in APRIL for $1,000 cash. Answer: Assets (cash) increased Owners' equity (common stock) increased APRIL borrowed $8,000 from the bank on a note. a. b. APRIL purchased a desk and two chairs for $1,500 cash. C. APRIL purchased supplies on account for $700. d....
I just need to fill out the chart for IB-7 but IB-6 is the
information provided to solve IB-7
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