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Exercise 1 The following are transactions for Sameer new business during the month of September; we...

Exercise 1

The following are transactions for Sameer new business during the month of September; we are going to see their effect on the basic accounting equation:

  1. Sameer invested $15000 cash in the business       
  2. Purchase of equipment of $7000 on credit .         
  3. Purchase of supplies on credit of $1600.  
  4. Provide services (revenues) of cash $1200.                   
  5. Purchase of advertising on credit of $250.    
  6. Provide services of $3500, cash $2000 and $1500 billed on account (account receivable)
  7. Payment of expenses of cash $1700.
  8. Payment of accounts payable of $250.
  9. Receipt of cash from customers on account of $600.
  10. Withdrawal of cash by owner of $1300.

Instructions:

A: Prepare a tabular analysis for the previous transactions.

B:Prepare Financial Statements

Solutions

Expert Solution

ASSETS = Liabilitiies + Equity+ Net Income
Cash + Accts. Rece + Supplies + Equip = Accts.Pay + Capital - Drawings + Revenues - Expense
15000 15000
7000 7000
1600 1600
1200 1200
250 - -250
2000 1500 3500
-1700 - -1700
-250 - -250
600 -600
-1300 -1300
15550 900 1600 7000 8600 15000 -1300 4700 -1950
Cash Asset Increase Capital Liability Increase
Equipment Asset Increase Accounts Payable Liability Increase
Supplies Asset Increase Accounts Payable Liability Increase
Cash Asset Increase Service income revenue increase make a increase in retained earnings
Advertising Expense Increase make a decrease in retained earnings Accounts Payable Liability Increase
Cash , Accounts Receivable Asset increase Service income revenue increase
Expense Increase make a decrease in retained earnings Cash Asset Decrease
Accounts Payable Decrease Cash Asset Decrease
Cash Asset Increase Accounts Receivable Asset decrease
Drawings Asset Increase Cash Asset Decrease
Income Statement
Income
Service Revenue 4700 4700
Expenses
Advertising Expense 250
Expenses 1700 1950
Net Income 2750
BALANCE SHEET
ASSETS
Current Assets
Cash 15550
Accounts Receivable 900
Supplies 1600
Equipment 7000
TOTAL ASSETS 25050
LIABILITIES
Accounts Payable 8600
Capital 15000
Less Drawings (-1300)
Add Net Income 2750
TOTAL LIABILITIES 25050

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