This document shows a company's balance sheet on July 2nd, 2004 and August 31st, 2004. On July 2nd, the company had $50,000 in total assets, including $12,000 in cash, $27,000 in property, plant, and equipment (PPE), and $6,000 in prepaid rent. Total liabilities were $20,000 in loans and equity was $30,000. By August 31st, cash had decreased to $6,600 while PPE increased to $36,500. Maria's equity also increased, showing a rise in the value of her ownership in the company.
This document shows a company's balance sheet on July 2nd, 2004 and August 31st, 2004. On July 2nd, the company had $50,000 in total assets, including $12,000 in cash, $27,000 in property, plant, and equipment (PPE), and $6,000 in prepaid rent. Total liabilities were $20,000 in loans and equity was $30,000. By August 31st, cash had decreased to $6,600 while PPE increased to $36,500. Maria's equity also increased, showing a rise in the value of her ownership in the company.
This document shows a company's balance sheet on July 2nd, 2004 and August 31st, 2004. On July 2nd, the company had $50,000 in total assets, including $12,000 in cash, $27,000 in property, plant, and equipment (PPE), and $6,000 in prepaid rent. Total liabilities were $20,000 in loans and equity was $30,000. By August 31st, cash had decreased to $6,600 while PPE increased to $36,500. Maria's equity also increased, showing a rise in the value of her ownership in the company.
Office supplies 900 Consumption of office Changes supplies -800 Expense -800 Cash for rent -6,000 Rent expense -6,000
Cash for utilities, expense for utilities,
repairs, salaries -33,000 repairs, salaries -33,000 D&A -1,500 D&A expense -1,500 Cash for PPE -5,500 a/c payables 5,500 PPE 11,000 Provision for int 200 Short term liabilities 200
Cash 6,600 Loan 20,000 Maria's equity 41,200
PPE 36,500 Short term liabilities 200 Office supplies 5,100 Prepaid rent 6,000 a/c receivables 7,000 Provision for int 200 Balance 31st Aug, 2004 61,400 61,400