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Q.1 Using Accounting Equation analyze, and pass journal entries of all belowtransactions in the books of...

Q.1 Using Accounting Equation analyze, and pass journal entries of all belowtransactions in the books of Alnaeem Company,thenprepare balance sheet on the basis of your assumptions

  1. Alnaeem start business with investment of cash assume amount yourself and put in equation and pass journal entry.
  2. Alnaeem purchase furniture with cash assume amount yourself and put in equation and pass journal entry.
  3. Alnaeem purchase Goods with cash assume amount yourself and put in equation and pass journal entry.
  4. Alnaeem purchase Equipment on Account assume amount yourself and put in equation and pass journal entry.
  5. Alnaeem receive consulting fees Cash assume amount yourself and put in equation and pass journal entry.

Solutions

Expert Solution

  • Accounting Equation : ASSETS = LIABILITIES + EQUITY
  • Journal Entries & Accounting Equation

No.

Accounts title

Debit

Credit

ASSETS                        =

LIABILITIES             +

EQUITY

1

Cash

$100,000

Cash

$100,000

   Capital Stock

$100,000

   Capital Stock

$100,000

(Amount invested in business)

No.

Accounts tiltle

Debit

Credit

ASSETS

=

LIABILITIES

+

EQUITY

2

Furniture

$30,000

Furniture

$30,000

=

+

   Cash

$30,000

(Furniture purchased)

Cash

($30,000)

=

+

No.

Accounts tiltle

Debit

Credit

ASSETS

=

LIABILITIES

+

EQUITY

3

Merchandise Inventory

$20,000

Merchandise Inventory

$20,000

=

+

   Cash

$20,000

(Inventory purchased )

Cash

($20,000)

=

+

No.

Accounts title

Debit

Credit

ASSETS

=

LIABILITIES

+

EQUITY

4

Equipment

$50,000

Cash

$50,000

=

   Accounts Payable

$50,000

+

   Accounts Payable

$50,000

(Equipment purchased on account)

No.

Accounts title

Debit

Credit

ASSETS

=

LIABILITIES

+

EQUITY

5

Cash

$15,000

Cash

$15,000

=

+

   Consulting Fees revenue

$15,000

   Consulting Fees revenue

$15,000

(revenue earned in Cash)

  • Balance Sheet

Balance Sheet

ASSETS

Cash

$65,000

Merchandise Inventory

$20,000

Furniture

$30,000

Equipment

$50,000

Total Assets

$165,000

LIABILITIES

Accounts Payable

$50,000

OWNER's EQUITY

Capital Stock [including Net Income revenue]

$115,000

Total Liabilities & Equity

$165,000


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