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Analyzing & Recording Business Transactions

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1 Analyzing & Recording Business Transactions
Chapter 2

2 Source documents Identify and describe transactions and events entering the accounting process.

3 Account Is a record of increases and decreases in a specific asset, liability, equity, revenue or expense Ledger Is a record containing all accounts used by a company

4 Assets Cash Accounts receivable Note receivable Prepaid Accounts
What customers owe us Note receivable Prepaid Accounts Supplies Equipment

5 Liabilities Accounts payable Notes payable Unearned revenue
Money owed to suppliers Notes payable Unearned revenue Deposits from customers

6 Equity Common Stock Dividends Retained Earnings
Shareholders investment in the business Dividends Distributions of income to shareholders Retained Earnings

7 Chart of Accounts List of an accounts a company uses and includes an idea. Assets Liabilities Equity Revenues Expenses

8 T- Accounts Debit Credit Right side Left side

9 Accounting Equation Assets = Liabilities + Equity DR DR CR DR CR CR 
Double entry accounting: each transactions affect, And recorded in, at least two accounts Debits = Credits

10 Journal Journal Journalizing Posting
Gives a complete record of each transaction in one place Journalizing Process of recording transactions Posting Process of transferring journal entry info to the ledger

11 Journal Date Account PR Debit Credit

12 Journal Entries Go to excel worksheet

13 Transactions Shareholder invests in the business $30,000 in cash
Co pays $2,500 cash for supplies Co pays $26,000 cash for equipment Co purchases $7,100 of supplies on account ( on credit) Co provides consulting services and collects $4,200 cash

14 Transactions Co pays for $1,000 cash for rent
Co pays $700 cash for salaries Co provides consulting services of $1,600 and bills the customer Co receives $1,600 cash from the client billed Co pays $900 on account Co pays dividends $1,000

15 Transactions Co receives $3,000 cash in advance
Co pays $2,400 cash for insurance for one year

16 Posting to the ledger Record the transactions into ledger by account name Prepare a TRIAL BALANCE List of accounts and balances


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