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Refresher on… Debits Credits Accounts Journal Entries Refresher on… Debits Credits Accounts

Debits & Credits Debits are the left of the T account. Debits do not mean increase. Debits are not “good” or “bad”. Credits are the right of the T account. Credits do not mean decrease. Credits are not “good” or “bad”.

Impact on accounts How do you show new credit sales [accounts receivable go up]? How do you reflect prepaid insurance getting used up [go down]? How do you take land you sold off the books [no gain or loss]? How do you show an increase to cash from a customer paying their bill?

Impact on accounts Debit AR Credit Sales Rev. Debit Insurance Exp Credit Prepaid Debit Cash Credit Land Credit AR How do you show new credit sales [accounts receivable go up]? How do you reflect prepaid insurance getting used up [go down]? How do you take land you sold off the books [no gain or loss]? How do you show an increase to cash from a customer paying their bill?

Liability Accounts How do you show buying inventory on credit [accounts payable goes up]? How do you reflect taxes payable getting paid [go down]? How do you show paying off an old loan with a new loan? How do you show the obligation to pay workers after their work is complete but not yet paid?

Liability Accounts Debit Inventory Credit Accts Payable Debit Tax Payable Credit Cash Debit Old Loan Credit New Loan Debit Salaries Expense Credit Salaries Payable How do you show buying inventory on credit [accounts payable goes up]? How do you reflect taxes payable getting paid [go down]? How do you show paying off an old loan with a new loan? How do you show the obligation to pay workers after their work is complete but not yet paid?

What do you need – debit or credit? Make patents go up? Make AP go down? Make Revenue go up? Make Expenses go up? Make Mortgage Loan go up? Make Salaries payable go down? Make Cash go down?

Debits & Credits Assets, Exp Liabilities, Equity & Dividends & Revenues DR CR DR CR Incr. Decr. Decr. Incr. + - - + The key is to memorize and practice what an increase or decrease requires…until it is second nature.

Accounting Transactions Accounting information system: The system of collecting and processing transaction data and communicating financial information Can vary widely based on factors such as: Type of business and its transactions Size of company Amount of data Information requirements

Accounting Transactions (Continued) Transactions are economic events that must be recorded in the financial statements Not all events are recorded and reported as accounting transactions: Only those that change assets, liabilities, or shareholders’ equity

Transaction Identification Process

Account An individual accounting record of increases and decreases in a specific asset, liability, or shareholders’ equity item Three parts: The title of the account A left or debit side A right or credit side

The T Account

Expanded Accounting Equation

Accounting Cycle Mrs. Morris Steps for the month of September

Steps in the Recording Process Step 1: Analyze each transaction to determine its effect on accounts (if any) Evidence comes from a source document Step 2: Record transaction as a journal entry in the general journal Step 3: Transfer information to appropriate accounts in the general ledger Step 4: Prepare a trial balance