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25 Cards in this Set

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Owner contributes $100 to the business

Cash


- Owner's equity

Buy a $7,000 machine with cash

Machines


- Cash

Buy a $2,000 car on time with a $100 cash down payment

Car. 2,000


-Cash. 100


-Loans payable. 1900

Borrow $1,000

Cash


- Loans payable

Earn $4,000 of cash income from sales

Cash


- Sales

Pay loan payment of $535 of which $35 is interest

Loans payable


Interest expense


- Cash

Owner buys $150 of personal groceries

Withdrawal


- Cash

Adjust inventory to make it $500 bigger

Balloon inventory


- Balloon expense

Adjust inventory to make it $500 smaller

Balloon expense


- Balloon inventory

Record $1,500 of car depreciation

Depreciation expense


- Accumulated depreciation-- car

Correct $50 wrongly debited to car expense instead of travel expense

Travel expense


- Car expense

Close out $10,000 of income and $6,000 of expense accounts

Income accounts


-Expense accounts


-Income summary

Bank reconciliation

Cash (adjust up our down)


Bank fee (debit)


-interest income

Set up $100 petty cash fund

Petty cash


-cash

Reimburse pretty cash

Various expense accounts (per receipts)


-cash

Buy $1000 of short-term investments

Short-term investment


- cash

Receive a $100 dividend on stock

Cash


- dividend revenue

Reflect that short term investments have gone up $300

Short-term investments


- unrealized gain in ST investments

Sell for $900 stock that was bought for $1000

Cash


Realized loss on sale of stock


- short-term investment

Accept a $1000 note on payment for goods

Notes receivable


-sales revenue

Discount a $1,000 note at a bank for $1,070

Cash. $1070


-notes receivable $1000


-interest revenue $70

Accrue $400 of interest on a loan (someone has a note with your company)

Interest receivable


- interest revenue

Receive $1,100 payment on a $1000 note. $60 on interest receivable was already accrued

Cash. $1100


-notes receivable. $1000


-interest receivable. $60


- interest revenue. $40

Record customer default on $1000 note held to maturity. $100 of interest had been accrued

Accounts receivable. $1100


- interest receivable. $100


-Note receivable. $1000

Employer loans $100 to an employee

Loan receivable. $100


- Cash. $100