Yara started a computer programming business called Softbyte. In May 2015, Softbyte invested $50,000 cash, purchased $15,000 of equipment, and paid $3,000 for rent. It received $20,000 from customers, withdrew $10,000 for personal use, paid $5,000 in salaries and $3,000 in advertising costs. Softbyte also provided $5,000 in services, collected $2,000 in payments, and paid $4,000 in expenses and $2,000 in past advertising costs.
Yara started a computer programming business called Softbyte. In May 2015, Softbyte invested $50,000 cash, purchased $15,000 of equipment, and paid $3,000 for rent. It received $20,000 from customers, withdrew $10,000 for personal use, paid $5,000 in salaries and $3,000 in advertising costs. Softbyte also provided $5,000 in services, collected $2,000 in payments, and paid $4,000 in expenses and $2,000 in past advertising costs.
Yara started a computer programming business called Softbyte. In May 2015, Softbyte invested $50,000 cash, purchased $15,000 of equipment, and paid $3,000 for rent. It received $20,000 from customers, withdrew $10,000 for personal use, paid $5,000 in salaries and $3,000 in advertising costs. Softbyte also provided $5,000 in services, collected $2,000 in payments, and paid $4,000 in expenses and $2,000 in past advertising costs.
Yara decides to open a computer programming service, which
he names Softbyte. On May 1, 2015, the following Transactions done during May 2015:
1. Yara Invested $50,000 cash to start the Softbyte.
2. Purchased equipment for $15,000 cash. 3. Paid $3,000 cash for May office rent. 4. Received $20,000 from customers for programming service. 5. Withdrew $10,000 cash for personal use. 6. Paid employees’ salaries of $5,000. 7. Incurred $3,000 of advertising costs, on account. 8. Provided $5,000 of programming service on account. 9. Collected $2,000 cash for services previously billed. 10. Paid Common expenses of $4,000. 11. Paid $ 2000 of advertising costs previously bill.
Required:
1. Prepare a tabular analysis the effect of each
transactions above on the basic accounting equation.