This document contains a list of 16 transactions involving assets, liabilities, and capital for a business. The transactions include investing cash in the business, rendering and receiving payment for services, buying assets on account and in cash, withdrawing cash, paying expenses, borrowing money from a bank, and receiving advance payment for unrendered services. The student is directed to use plus or minus signs to indicate increases or decreases to assets, liabilities, and capital accounts for each transaction.
This document contains a list of 16 transactions involving assets, liabilities, and capital for a business. The transactions include investing cash in the business, rendering and receiving payment for services, buying assets on account and in cash, withdrawing cash, paying expenses, borrowing money from a bank, and receiving advance payment for unrendered services. The student is directed to use plus or minus signs to indicate increases or decreases to assets, liabilities, and capital accounts for each transaction.
This document contains a list of 16 transactions involving assets, liabilities, and capital for a business. The transactions include investing cash in the business, rendering and receiving payment for services, buying assets on account and in cash, withdrawing cash, paying expenses, borrowing money from a bank, and receiving advance payment for unrendered services. The student is directed to use plus or minus signs to indicate increases or decreases to assets, liabilities, and capital accounts for each transaction.
Direction: Use plus sign or minus sign before the amount.
TRANSACTIONS ASSETS = LIABILITIES + CAPITAL
1. Mr. Dexter Besinan invested cash in the business, 150,000. 2. Rendered service to a client on account, 4,000. 3. Bought computer on account, 40,000. 4. Dexter Besinan withdrew cash of 5,000. 5. Paid office rental for the month, 1,000. 6. Partial payment of account, 3,000. 7. Dexter Besinan invested office table, 10,000. 8. Partial collection of client’s account, 2,000. 9. Borrowed money from a bank and issued a note, 10,000. 10.Partial payment of account, 2,000. 11.Paid taxes and licenses and other assessments, 1,000. 12.Paid the bank for borrowed money, 10,000. 13.Received cash for services rendered, 3,000. 14.Bought office supplies on account, 5,000 (expense). 15.Full payment of account (office supplies), 5,000. 16.Received cash 10,000 but services has not yet been rendered. BALANCES 200,000 45,000 155,000