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Accounting equation

Assets = liabilities + owner's equity

Asset and examples

Something of value to the business


; cash, supplies, prepaid insurance, etc..

Liabilities and examples

Something that the business owes


;Accounts payable

Owner's Equity and example

Owner's "STAKE" in the business


; Capital account

Service business

Earn money by performing activities


;mechanic

Proprietorship

A business owned by one person

Transanction

business activity that changes the accounting equation

Balance sheet

A financial statement; shows that the accounting equation is balanced

Revenue

Increase in Owner's equity resulting from operation of business

expenses

Decrease in Owner's equity from operation of business

Withdrawals

Owner removes assets for personal use; Initially effects the drawing account; Effects The capital account in the long run.

Net income equation

Revenue - expenses = net income

Debit and Credits

Debit is on the left and credit is on the right

Normal balance

debits = credits ; each type of t- account has side either DR or CR that is increased

DEAD CLOR

D-debits E-expenses A-assets D-dividends


C-credit L-liabilities O-owner's equity R-revenue

Accounts receivable

a business owes you money

Accounts Payable

Your business owes another business money

End Capital Account Equation

Beginning Capital =$


+ Investments =$


+net income =$


-drawing =$




Equals end capital account amount.