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Problem 2.1A Analyzing the effects of transactions on the accounting equation. LO 2-1, 2-2, 2-3
OnJuly1,GuyFernandezestablishedFernandezHomeAppraisalServices,afirmthatprovidesexpert
residentialappraisalsandrepresentsclientsinhomeappraisalhearings.
TRANSACTIONS
1.Theownerinvested$97,000incashtobeginthebusiness.
2.Paid$19,750incashforthepurchaseofequipment.
3.Purchasedadditionalequipmentfor$14,400oncredit.
4.Paid$11,800incashtocreditors.
5.Theownermadeanadditionalinvestmentof$30,000incash.
6.Performedservicesfor$8,200incash.
7.Performedservicesfor$6,300onaccount.
8.Paid$4,000forrentexpense.
9.Received$3,500incashfromcreditclients.
10.Paid$6,460incashforofficesupplies.
11.Theownerwithdrew$9,000incashforpersonalexpenses.
Recordinequationformthechangesthatoccurinassets,liabilities,andownersequityfortheabove
transactions.(Enterdecreasestoaccountbalanceswithaminussign.)
Assets
Transactions
1.
Cash
$
2.
Accounts
Receivable
Supplies
Equipment
Liabilities
Accounts
Payable
97,000
(19,750)
19,750
14,400
14,400
(11,800)
3.
Owner's
Equity
Owner's
Capital
$
97,000
4.
(11,800)
5.
30,000
30,000
6.
8,200
8,200
6,300
(4,000)
7.
6,300
8.
(4,000)
9.
3,500
10.
(6,460)
11.
(9,000)
Totals
87,690
(3,500)
2,800
6,460
$
6,460
34,150
(9,000)
+
$
2,600
128,500
Analyze:
Whatistheendingbalanceofcashafteralltransactionshavebeenrecorded?
$
87,690
EndingBalance
References
Worksheet
LearningObjective:0201
Recordinequationformthe
financialeffectsofabusiness
transaction.
Problem2.1AAnalyzing
theeffectsof
transactionsonthe
accountingequation.
LO21,22,23
LearningObjective:0202
Define,identify,andunderstand
therelationshipbetweenasset,
liability,andownersequity
accounts.
LearningObjective:0203Analyzetheeffectsofbusiness
transactionsonafirmsassets,liabilities,andownersequityand
recordtheseeffectsinaccountingequationform.
Problem 2.1A Analyzing the effects of transactions on the accounting equation. LO 2-1, 2-2, 2-3
OnJuly1,GuyFernandezestablishedFernandezHomeAppraisalServices,afirmthatprovidesexpert
residentialappraisalsandrepresentsclientsinhomeappraisalhearings.
TRANSACTIONS
1.Theownerinvested$97,000incashtobeginthebusiness.
2.Paid$19,750incashforthepurchaseofequipment.
3.Purchasedadditionalequipmentfor$14,400oncredit.
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4.Paid$11,800incashtocreditors.
5.Theownermadeanadditionalinvestmentof$30,000incash.
6.Performedservicesfor$8,200incash.
7.Performedservicesfor$6,300onaccount.
8.Paid$4,000forrentexpense.
9.Received$3,500incashfromcreditclients.
10.Paid$6,460incashforofficesupplies.
11.Theownerwithdrew$9,000incashforpersonalexpenses.
Recordinequationformthechangesthatoccurinassets,liabilities,andownersequityfortheabove
transactions.(Enterdecreasestoaccountbalanceswithaminussign.)
Assets
Transactions
1.
Cash
$
2.
Accounts
Receivable
Supplies
Equipment
Liabilities
Accounts
Payable
97,000
(19,750)
19,750
14,400
3.
Owner's
Equity
Owner's
Capital
$
97,000
14,400
4.
(11,800)
(11,800)
5.
30,000
30,000
6.
8,200
8,200
6,300
(4,000)
7.
8.
(4,000)
6,300
9.
3,500
10.
(6,460)
11.
(9,000)
87,690
Totals
(3,500)
2,800
6,460
$
6,460
34,150
+
$
2,600
(9,000)
$
128,500
Analyze:
Whatistheendingbalanceofcashafteralltransactionshavebeenrecorded?
EndingBalance
$
87,690
Explanation:
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