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Swizzle, Inc. began operations in November of the current year with the following transactions occurring during...

Swizzle, Inc. began operations in November of the current year with the following transactions occurring during the month:

Sep

1

Sold 15,000 common shares for $13 per share.

Sep

2

Paid $6,300 for three months' rent in advance.

5

Purchased $25,000 of equipment paying 25% down and agreeing to pay the balance in two years.

Sep

6

Purchased inventory for $19,000 on credit.

Sep

10

Sold on account $16,000 of inventory for $23,000.

Sep

15

Paid wages of $1,200.

Sep

20

Collected $8,000 from customers on account.

Sep

25

Paid suppliers $3,000 on account.

Sep

31

Paid wages of $1,100.

Sep

31

Recognized one month's rent expense.

Sep

31

Recognized one month's equipment depreciation expense. The estimated salvage value is $4,000 and the estimated useful life is 5 years.

Required:

Explain the impact of each transaction on the fundamental accounting equation, using the following format:

Transaction: August 1, Obtained a bank loan totaling $100,000

Example answer:

August 1:

  • Cash (asset) increases by $100,000
  • Bank Loan (liability) increases by $100,000

Make sure you specify the following:

The account(s) affected, the amount, whether it increases or decreases, and whether it is an asset, liability, equity, revenue or expense. For any amounts that are on the income statement, you should use the specific account (i.e. revenue, cost of goods sold, salaries expense, etc.).

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Expert Solution

Assets = Liabilities + Shareholders’Equity
Date Cash + Accounts Receivable + Inventory + Prepaid Rent + Equipment = Accounts Payable + Notes Payable + Common Stock + Retained Earnings
1       195,000      195,000
2         (6,300)       6,300
5         (6,250)           25,000        18,750
6        19,000         19,000
10             23,000        23,000
10       (16,000)      (16,000)
15         (1,200)        (1,200)
20           8,000             (8,000)
25         (3,000)         (3,000)
31         (1,100)        (1,100)
31     (2,100)        (2,100)
31              (350)          (350)
Total     185,150            15,000         3,000     4,200          24,650        16,000      18,750    195,000        2,250

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