Transaction Analysis Table: 1450032

Transaction Analysis Table
Sl. No.AnalysisRuleDebit/Credit :
Account Name
General Journal Entry
a.The asset cash is increased;

The owners equity account capital, G Denton is increased.
Increases in assets are
recorded on the debit
side.
Increases in owners’
equity happen on the
credit side
Debit : Cash

Credit : Capital, G Denton
Cash                                              100,000
        To Capital, G. Denton                              100,000
b.The asset Land & Building is increased;

The asset cash is decreased;

The Liablity Notes Payable is increased.
 
Increase in assets are recorded on the debit side;

Decrease in assets are recorded on the credit side;

Increase in liability is recorded on credit side.
Debit: Land & Building

Credit: Cash

Credit: Notes Payable
Land                                              170,000
Building                                       330,000          
         To Cash                                                           50,000
         To Notes Payable                                     450,000  
c.The asset office equipment is increased;

The accounts payable on liability side is increased since purchased on credit.
Increase in assets are recorded on the debit side;

Increase in liability is recorded on credit side.
Debit: Office Equipment

Credit: Accounts Payable
Office Equipment                        9,500
          To Accounts Payable                               9,500  
d.The asset office equipment is decreased since returned;

The accounts payable on liability side is decreased since purchased on credit.
Decrease in assets are recorded on the credit side;

Decrease in liability is recorded on debit side.
Debit: Accounts Payable

Credit: Office Equipment
Accounts Payable                        1,200
          To Office Equipment                              1,200  
e.The asset cash is decreased;

The liability of balance accounts payable is decreased since payment made.
Decrease in asset is recorded on the credit side;

Decrease in liability is recorded on debit side.
Debit: Accounts Payable

Credit: Cash
Accounts Payable                        8,300
          To Cash                                                         8,300  
f.Sales has been recognised since the business of GD Realty is in Real Estate;

Commission has been recorded as an expense for selling;

The asset accounts receivable is increased since funds not released for few days.
Sales is recorded on the credit side;

Commission Expense and Increase in asset is recorded on debit side.
Debit: Accounts Receivable
Debit: Commission

Credit: Sales
Accounts Receivable (Note)      633,750
Commission                                     16,250                                    
          To Sales                                                       650,000

        
     
Note – It has been assumed that the commission does not pertain to any agent.
d.The asset office equipment is decreased since returned;

The accounts payable on liability side is decreased since purchased on credit.
Decrease in assets are recorded on the credit side;

Decrease in liability is recorded on debit side.
Debit: Accounts Payable

Credit: Office Equipment
Accounts Payable                        1,200
          To Office Equipment                              1,200  
e.The asset cash is decreased;

The liability of balance accounts payable is decreased since payment made.
Decrease in asset is recorded on the credit side;

Decrease in liability is recorded on debit side.
Debit: Accounts Payable

Credit: Cash
Accounts Payable                        8,300
          To Cash                                                         8,300  
f.Sales has been recognised since the business of GD Realty is in Real Estate;

Commission has been recorded as an expense for selling;

The asset accounts receivable is increased since funds not released for few days.
Sales is recorded on the credit side;

Commission Expense and Increase in asset is recorded on debit side.
Debit: Accounts Receivable
Debit: Commission

Credit: Sales
Accounts Receivable (Note)      633,750
Commission                                     16,250                                    
          To Sales                                                       650,000

        

Answer to Question 2

The following are the missing balance sheet amounts (in Red) in each of the independent situations A and B below:

ParticularsAB
Current  Assets300000425000
   
Non-Current Assets350000475000
   
Total Assets650000900000
   
Current Liabilities90000210000
   
Non-Current Liabilities235000415000
   
Shareholder’s Equity325000275000
   
Total Liabilities & Shareholder’s Equity650000900000
 Notes
 
(i) Current Assets for A = Total Assets – Non Current Asset.
(ii) Total Assets for A = Total Liabilities for A. Therefore, 650000.
(iii) Non-Current Liabilities for A = Total Liabilities – Current Liabilities – Shareholders Equity
(iv) Non-Current Assets for B = Total Assets – Current Asset.
(v) Shareholders Equity for B = Total Liabilities – Current Liabilities – Non-Current Liabilities
(vi) Total Liabilities for B = Total Assets for A. Therefore, 900000.

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Answer to Question 2
The following are the missing balance sheet amounts (in Red) in each of the independent situations A and B below:
Particulars
A
B
Current  Assets
300000
425000
 
 
 
Non-Current Assets
350000
475000
 
 
 
Total Assets
650000
900000
 
 
 
Current Liabilities
90000
210000
 
 
 
Non-Current Liabilities
235000
415000
 
 
 
Shareholder’s Equity
325000
275000
 
 
 
Total Liabilities & Shareholder’s Equity
650000
900000
 
Notes

 

(i) Current Assets for A = Total Assets – Non Current Asset.

(ii) Total Assets for A = Total Liabilities for A. Therefore, 650000.

(iii) Non-Current Liabilities for A = Total Liabilities – Current Liabilities – Shareholders Equity

(iv) Non-Current Assets for B = Total Assets – Current Asset.

(v) Shareholders Equity for B = Total Liabilities – Current Liabilities – Non-Current Liabilities

(vi) Total Liabilities for B = Total Assets for A. Therefore, 900000.

Answer to Question 3

The following is the classification of the items on the basis of their appearance in Income Statement or Balance Sheet –

Sl. No.Items Classification
(a)Prepaid InsuranceBalance Sheet – Current Asset
   
(b)Dividend PayableBalance Sheet – Current Liability
   
(c)Common SharesBalance Sheet – Shareholders Equity
   
(d)Temporary (Short Term) InvestmentsBalance Sheet – Current Asset
   
(e)Cost of Goods SoldIncome Statement
   
(f)Advance from CustomersBalance Sheet – Current Liability

Answer to Question 4

The effects of each transaction as an increase or decrease to the accounts –

  AssetsLiabilitiesOwners Equity
  CashAccounts Receivable AutomobilesOffice EquipmentNotes Payable Accounts PayableD. Hall Equity
Dec. 31        
Balances 1200051000150005500155003000038000
         
(a)Bought office equipment for $5,000-5000  5000   
         
(b)Collected $5,000 of the accounts receivable5000-5000     
         
(c)Paid $8,000 of the accounts payable-8000    -8000 
         
(d)Borrowed $5,000 from the bank and signed a note payable for that amount5000   5000  
         
(e)Bought a used automobile for $15,000. Paid $4,000 cash and signed a note payable for the balance owing.-4000 15000 11000  
         
 Total5000460003000010500315002200038000

Assets = Liabilities + Owners Equity

Assets = 5000 + 46000 + 30000 + 10500

= $ 91,500

Liabilities = 31500+22000

= $ 53,500

Owners’ Equity = 38,000

Liabilities + Owners Equity = 53,500 + 38,000

= $ 91,500

Hence, Assets = Liabilities + Owners Equity

Answer to Question 5

The journal entries for each of the following transactions for Seacoast Airline are –

Date ParticularsDr. Amt. ($)Cr. Amt. ($)
    
Jan-04Property Plant & Equipment       Dr.1500000 
    To Cash A/c 350000
    To Notes Payable A/c 1150000
 (Being airplanes purchased from Scout Aircraft)  
    
Jan-08 Supplies A/c                                     Dr.25000 
    To Accounts Payable (Breck Aviation) 25000
 (Being spare parts purchased from Breck Aviation)  
    
Jan-12Land                                                       Dr.200000 
 Aircraft Hanger                                  Dr.300000 
    To Notes Payable A/c 500000
 (Being land and aircraft hanger issued from Scruggs Flight School)  
    
Jan-15Accounts Payable (Breck Aviation)                 Dr.7000 
    To Bank A/c 7000
 (Being partial payment made to Breck Aviation)  
    
Jan-31Cash A/c                                            Dr.25000 
    To Revenue from Operations (Sales) 25000
 (Being flight revenue earned)  

Answer to Question 6

The journal entries from each posting along with explanation are as follows –

Date ParticularsDr. Amt. ($)Cr. Amt. ($)
    
01-NovCash                                                          Dr.120000 
    To Joe Guttierez, Capital 120000
 (Owner invested $120000 in the business)  
    
08-NovLand                                                        Dr.80000 
 Building                                                 Dr.100000 
      To Cash 65500
      To Notes Payable 114500
 (Land & Building purchased and payment of $ 65500 made in cash and Notes Payable issued for the balance amount)  
    
15-NovOffice Equipment                                     Dr.3500 
    To Accounts Payable 3500
 (Office equipment purchased on credit)  
    
21-NovAccounts Payable                                     Dr.600 
    To Office Equipment 600
 (Defective Office Equipment returned)  
    
25-NovNotes Payable                                     Dr.9500 
    To Cash 9500
 (Partial amount paid for Notes Payable issued for Land & Building)  
    
30-NovCash                                                          Dr.15000 
    To Joe Guttierez, Capital 15000
 (Owner further invested $15000 in the business)  

The Ledger accounts (T shape) on the basis of the above entries are as under –

Cash
DateParticularsDr. Amt. ($)DateParticularsCr. Amt. ($)
01-NovTo Joe Guttierez, Capital12000008-NovBy Land & Building65500
30-NovTo Joe Guttierez, Capital1500025-NovBy Notes Payable9500
      
    By Bal. c/d60000
Accounts Payable
DateParticularsDr. Amt. ($)DateParticularsCr. Amt. ($)
21-NovTo Office Equipment60015-NovBy Office Equipment3500
 To Bal. c/d2900   
      
Notes Payable
DateParticularsDr. Amt. ($)DateParticularsCr. Amt. ($)
25-NovTo Cash950008-NovBy Land & Building114500
 To Bal. c/d105000