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atroni [7]
3 years ago
6

Derrick Wells decided to start a dental practice. The first five transactions for the business follow. 1. Derrick invested $45,0

00 cash in the business 2. Paid $15.000 in cash for equipment. 3. Performed services for cash amounting to $4,500 4. Paid $1,900 in cash for advertising expense 5. Paid $1,500 in cash for supplies. (1) Select which two accounts are affected in each of the above transactions. (2&3) Post the above transactions into the appropriate T accounts. Complete this question by entering your answers in the tabs below Req 1Req 2 and 3 Select which two accounts are affected in each of the above transactions Debit Credit Transactions Transaction 1 Transaction 3
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1 answer:
sineoko [7]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

Sr. No                     Particulars                          Debit                       Credit

1                  Cash                                          $  45000

                          Owner's Equity                                              $ 45000

Assets = Liabilities + Owner's Equity

+Cash =                       +Owner's Equity

+ $45000=                    + $ 45000

2                        Equipment                         $ 15.000

                                  Cash                                                      $15.000

Assets = Liabilities + Owner's Equity

+Cash + Equipment =                       +Owner's Equity

$45000 (- 15,000) + $15,000=            $45000

$30,000 + $15,000=                            $ 45000

3                     Cash                                        $ 4500

                         Services Revenue                                         $4500

Assets = Liabilities + Owner's Equity + Revenue

+Cash + Equipment =    Liabilities +Owner's Equity + Revenue

$30,000( + 4500)  + $15,000=                  $ 45000  + $ 4500

$ 34,500 + $ 15000=                                  $ 45000 + $ 4500

4.                Advertising Expense                 $ 1900

                                Cash                                                     $ 1900

Assets = Liabilities + Owner's Equity + Revenue - Expenses

+Cash + Equipment =    Liabilities +Owner's Equity + Revenue - Expenses

$ 34,500 (- $1900) + $ 15000=                           $ 45000 + $ 4500 -$ 1900

$32600 + $ 15000=                                              $ 45000 + $ 4500 - $1900

5.               Supplies                                      $ 1500

                                Cash                                                     $ 1500

Assets = Liabilities + Owner's Equity + Revenue - Expenses

+Cash + Equipment+ Supplies =    Liabilities +Owner's Equity + R -Expenses

$32600 (-$1500) + $ 15000  + $1500=       $ 45000 + $ 4500 - $1900

<h2 />

<u>            Cash                  </u>                        <u>        Owner's Equity                   </u>

<h3><u>Debit                  Credit   </u>             <u>Debit                      Credit    </u></h3>

OE 45000

                          Equip 15,000                                            OE  45,000

R 4500             Adv Exp 1900

                         Supplies  1500             <u>     Bal: $ 45000                            </u>

<u>                            Bal:        31,100  </u>             <u>                               $45,000</u>

<u>49500                            49500</u>                                              Balance $ 45000

Bal    31,100

<u>                Expenses                      </u>                <u>               Equipment                     </u>

<h3>Debit                       Credit                  Debit                     Credit</h3>

                                                                    Cash      15000

                                                                                                    Bal   15000

Advertising 1900

                              Balance c/d 1900          <u>                                                       </u>

<u>                                                          </u>                        

<u>                   Supplies                        </u>                <u>              Revenue                       </u>

<h3>Debit                     Credit                        Debit                  Credit</h3>

Cash 1500             Bal $ 1500                                                    Cash $ 4500

                                                                        Bal $ 4500

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