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Accounting 211

Monday, January 25th, 1999
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Lecture notes:

Chapter 1 Homework:

Questions:

  1. Management accounting involves the internal decision makers who run the business whereas financial accounting generates repots about how the business is running.
  1. The decision makers who use accounting information are management, those with direct financial interest, and those with indirect financial interest (everyone involved with running the business).
  1. In a corporation, stockholders invest in the stock and then elect a board of directors who determine corporate policy, declare dividends, and appoint management. Management then executes policy and carries out day-to-day operations.
  1. Revenues, expenses, and dividends affect retained earnings. An increase in revenues increases retained earnings whereas increases in expenses and dividends causes them to decrease.
  1. The income statement shows a business' financial standing over a period of time whereas a balance sheet shows the financial standing at one specific point in time (for period ending / as of).

 

Short Exercises:

2.

1)

60,000

2)

36,000

3)

50,000

 

4. Stockholder's Equity = $150,000

 

7.

ASSETS

LIABILITIES

SE

1)

+

+

NC

2)

NC

NC

NC

3)

+

NC

+

4)

--

NC

--

5)

NC

NC

NC

6)

+

NC

+

 

9.

Jay Company
Balance Sheet
December 31, 19XX
___________________________________________________________

ASSETS

LIABILITIES

Cash

$1,200

Accounts Payable

$2,500

Accounts Receivable

$1,600

Equipment

$3,300

SE

Common Stock

$3,000

Retained Earnings

$600

Total SE

$3,600

TOTAL ASSETS

$6,100

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND SE

$6,100

 

Exercises:

 

6.

1)

R

2)

D

3)

NSE

4)

I

5)

E

6)

R

7)

NSE

8)

E

 

7.

ASSETS

LIABILITIES

SE

1)

--

NC

--

2)

+

+

NC

3)

NC

NC

NC

4)

+

NC

+

5)

+

NC

+

6)

--

--

NC

7)

+

NC

+

8)

NC

NC

NC

9)

NC

+

--

10)

--

NC

--

 

10.

1)

a) A

c) A

e) A

g) A

b) L

d) SE

f) L

2)

a) IS

c) IS

e) IS

g) RE

b) BS

d) BS

f) BS

 

12.

A

B

C

a) 800

g) 6800

m) 160

b) 300

h) 1600

n) 80

c) 300

i) (1000)

o) 0

d) 4600

j) 6000

p) 180

e) 1000

k) 6000

q) 480

f) 4600

l) 21000

r) 200

 

 

Chapter 2 Homework:

Questions:

  1. This statement is incorrect, it should just read debits on left, credits on right.

12.

a)

ASSETS =

Debit to increase

Credit to decrease

b)

LIABILITIES =

Debit to decrease

Credit to increase

c)

SE =

Debit to decrease

Credit to increase

 

13. Because they are on the same side of the equation.

14. There is $500 cash in assets in the account.

  1. A trial balance proves that the total of all debits equals the total of all credits recorded.
  2. Normal balance if accounts payable is a credit. It could be a debit if all liabilities decrease.
  3. Yes--the transaction may have been analyzed incorrectly or recorded under improper accounts.

 

Short Exercises:

4.

May

Account Debited

Account Credited

2

Cash

Common Stock

5

Computer

Cash

7

Supplies

Accounts Payable

19

Cash

Revenue

22

Cash

Unearned Revenue

25

Rent

Cash

31

Accounts Receivable

Revenue

 

5.

CASH

5000

2500

500

600

650

Balance = 2950

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE

250

COMPUTER

2500

SUPPLIES

300

RENT

650

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE

300

UNEARNED REVENUE

600

COMMON STOCK

5000

REVENUE

250

500

Balance = 750

 

6.

Hurley's Prog Service, Inc.
Trial Balance
May 31, 19XX
_________________________________________

Cash

2950

Accounts Receivable

250

Computer

2500

Supplies

300

Rent

650

Accounts Payable

300

Unearned Revenue

600

Common Stock

750

Revenue

750

-------------------------------------------------------

6550

6650

 

9.

El-Tech Co.
Trial Balance
June 30, 19XX
_________________________________________

Cash

10

Accounts Receivable

140

Equipment

200

Office Expense

90

Accounts Payable

70

Common Stock

100

Retained Earnings

120

Service Revenue

150

------------------------------------------------------

440

440

 

 

Exercises:

 

1.

Feb 17)

No

May 14)

No

Mar 17)

No

May 19)

No

Apr 28)

Yes

June 27)

Yes

May 2)

No

 

3. Answer is in the packet.

13.

a)

Yes

b)

No

c)

No

d)

No


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