June 2012
Beginner
548 pages
15h 16m
English
| Purpose: | (L.O. 7) This exercise illustrates that:
(1) Each transaction has a dual effect on the basic accounting equation. (2) The basic accounting equation remains in balance after each transaction is properly analyzed and recorded. |
Marc Anthony owns and operates the J. Lo Motorcycle Repair Shop, Inc. A list of the transactions that take place in August 2014 follows:
| 1. August 1 | Marc begins the business by investing $5,000 cash in the business in exchange for $5,000 of common stock. |
| 2. August 2 | J. Lo Motorcycle Repair Shop, Inc. rents space for the shop behind a strip mall and pays August rent of $800. |
| 3. August 3 | J. Lo Motorcycle Repair Shop, Inc. purchases supplies for cash, $3,000. |
| 4. August 4 | J. Lo Motorcycle Repair Shop, Inc. pays Cupboard News, a local newspaper, $300 for an ad appearing in the Sunday edition. |
| 5. August 5 | J. Lo Motorcycle Repair Shop, Inc. repairs a cycle for a customer. The customer pays cash of $1,300 for services rendered. |
| 6. August 11 | J. Lo Motorcycle Repair Shop, Inc. repairs a cycle for a customer, Ben Affleck, on credit, $500. |
| 7. August 13 | J. Lo Motorcycle Repair Shop, Inc. purchases supplies for $900 by paying cash of $200 and charging the rest on account. |
| 8. August 14 | J. Lo Motorcycle Repair Shop, Inc. repairs a Harley for Zonie Kinkennon, a champion rider, for $1,900. J. Lo Motorcycle Repair Shop, Inc. collects $1,000 in cash and puts the rest on account. |
| 9. August 24 | J. Lo Motorcycle Repair Shop, Inc. collects ... |
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