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Accounting “Stuff“ and “Claims Against the Stuff”
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StuffClaims Against the Stuff Loans Owner Contributions
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Rules The “Stuff” of your business must be matched by the “Claims Against the Stuff” Every transaction must be neutral….the “Stuff” must equal the “Claims Against the Stuff” Examples – If I add “stuff” to the business I must add a “claim against the stuff” OR I must decrease other stuff – If I add a “claim against the stuff” I must add some “stuff” to the business OR I must decrease other “claims against the stuff”
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Stuff = Assets Claims Against the Stuff = Liabilities Owner Equity Debits Increase in stuff is a debit Decrease in stuff is a credit Credits Increase in claims against stuff is a credit Decrease in clams against stuff is a debit
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Accounting Equation Assets = Liabilities + Owner’s Equity
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Transactions Chas puts $5 into the business Chas borrows $5 from mom Chas buys lemons and sugar for $6.00 Chas makes the lemonade Chas sells 25 glasses of lemonade at $1.00 a glass. Chas pays back mom Chas withdraws his profits
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StuffClaims Against the Stuff Chas’ claim Other people claims TOTAL
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