QBAO

The books will be kept on accrual basis for management purposes.
Which 4 accounts would be included in the journal entry for recording beginning balances?
a. Checking
b. Inventory
c. Loan payable
d. Accounts payable
e. Credit card payable
f. Accounts Receivable
g. Cost Of Goods Sold
h. Opening balance equity
SOLUTION
4 accounts to be included in journal entry for recording beginning balances
1. Loan paybles - To record loan for shop money
2.Account payble - to record credit card balance , outstanding telephone and utility expenses
3. Account receivable - Three invoice to barber behind the rent .
4. Opening balance of equity - To record owners equity (retained earnings )
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