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a. identify all accounts necessary to record the transaction properly. b. Identify the total dollar impact...

a. identify all accounts necessary to record the transaction properly.

b. Identify the total dollar impact of the transaction on total assets, total liabilities, total stockholders' equity, total revenues and total expenses.

1. ABC Company forms by issuing 200000 shares of $1 par value stock. The total contributed capital provided to the company from the investors

2. ABC Company signs a rental agreement with Jakes Rentals to rent equipment for the upcoming year. At the signing of the rental agreement, ABC Company paid a $15,000, which reflects the fist three month rental. Determine the accounts and transaction analysis from the perspective of ABC Company.

3. ABC negotiates with its bank a line of credit. The line of credit provides available funding of $120,000 and can only be used to purchase inventory. ABC Company has not taken any draws from this line of credit.

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Expert Solution

a.) All accounts necessary to record the transaction
(i) Cash
(ii) Share Capital- $1 par value
(ii) Prepaid Rent
b.) S,No. Account Titles & Explanation Debit $ Credit $
1 Cash          200,000
Share Capital - $ 1 Par value 200,000
( 200,000 x 1 )
( to record issuance of 200,000 shares )
2 Prepaid rent             15,000
Cash     15,000
( to record rent paid for upcoming year )
3 No entry as Company has not taken any draws.
Total Assets Amount in $
Cash ( 200,000 - 15,000 )          185,000
Prepaid Rent             15,000
Total Assets         200,000
Total stockholders' equity $ 200,000
Total Liabilities No Impact
Total revenue No Impact
Total Expenses No Impact

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