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The owner puts $10000 of personal money into the business
Debit Cash Credit Owner's Capital
The company sells ownership shares for $5000
Debit Cash Credit Common Stock
The business buys a computer for $1200 and pays immediately
Debit Equipment Credit Cash
The business buys $300 of office materials and pays immediately
Debit Supplies Credit Cash
The business purchases $900 of products to resell and pays immediately
Debit Inventory Credit Cash
The business purchases property for $20000 and pays immediately
Debit Land Credit Cash
The business purchases an office building for $80000 and pays immediately
Debit Building Credit Cash
The business pays $6000 now for the next six months of rent
Debit Prepaid Rent Credit Cash
The business pays $2400 now for insurance coverage for future months
Debit Prepaid Insurance Credit Cash
The business receives $4000 of equipment today and agrees to pay the supplier later
Debit Equipment Credit Accounts Payable
The business receives $700 of office materials today and will pay the supplier later
Debit Supplies Credit Accounts Payable
The business receives $1500 of products to resell and will pay the supplier later
Debit Inventory Credit Accounts Payable
The business pays $600 toward an amount it previously owed a supplier
Debit Accounts Payable Credit Cash
A bank gives the business $10000 and the business signs a written promise to repay it
Debit Cash Credit Notes Payable
A bank lends the company $25000 under a formal written borrowing agreement
Debit Cash Credit Notes Payable
The business repays $5000 of the principal on a formal bank borrowing
Debit Notes Payable Credit Cash
A customer gives the company $400 before any work has been performed
Debit Cash Credit Unearned Revenue
The company completes $400 of work for a customer who had already paid
Debit Unearned Revenue Credit Service Revenue
The company performs $800 of work and receives payment immediately
Debit Cash Credit Service Revenue
The company performs $1200 of work for a customer who will pay later
Debit Accounts Receivable Credit Service Revenue
A customer pays $900 that was owed from an earlier transaction
Debit Cash Credit Accounts Receivable
The company sells $1500 of merchandise and receives payment immediately
Debit Cash Credit Sales Revenue
The company sells $2000 of merchandise to a customer who will pay later
Debit Accounts Receivable Credit Sales Revenue
A customer sends $600 to settle an amount previously owed
Debit Cash Credit Accounts Receivable
The company pays $1000 for use of its building during the current month
Debit Rent Expense Credit Cash
The company pays employees $2200 for work they performed this month
Debit Wages Expense Credit Cash
The company pays a $350 electricity bill for the current month
Debit Utilities Expense Credit Cash
The company pays $500 to promote its products this month
Debit Advertising Expense Credit Cash
The company pays $300 for insurance coverage used during the current month
Debit Insurance Expense Credit Cash
At month end the company determines that $200 of its office materials were used
Debit Supplies Expense Credit Supplies
The owner takes $600 from the business for personal use
Debit Owner's Draw Credit Cash
A corporation distributes $1000 to its shareholders
Debit Dividends Credit Cash
Employees have earned $900 by month end but will not be paid until next month
Debit Wages Expense Credit Wages Payable
The company pays employees $900 that had been owed from the previous month
Debit Wages Payable Credit Cash
The company has incurred $250 of borrowing cost by month end but has not paid it yet
Debit Interest Expense Credit Interest Payable
The company pays $250 of borrowing cost that had been recorded previously
Debit Interest Payable Credit Cash
The company earns $180 from allowing another party to use its money and receives payment
Debit Cash Credit Interest Revenue
The company gives another business $5000 and receives a signed written promise of repayment
Debit Notes Receivable Credit Cash
Another business repays the $5000 principal it previously promised in writing to pay
Debit Cash Credit Notes Receivable
At year end the company records $700 of wear and usage on its equipment
Debit Depreciation Expense Credit Accumulated Depreciation
At year end the company records $1200 of wear and usage on its building
Debit Depreciation Expense Credit Accumulated Depreciation
The company estimates that $400 owed by customers will probably never be collected
Debit Bad Debt Expense Credit Allowance for Doubtful Accounts
The company determines that a customer's $250 balance will never be collected and removes it
Debit Allowance for Doubtful Accounts Credit Accounts Receivable
The company sells merchandise for $1000 cash that originally cost the company $600
Debit Cash and Cost of Goods Sold Credit Sales Revenue and Inventory
The company sells merchandise for $1500 to a customer who will pay later and the merchandise cost $900
Debit Accounts Receivable and Cost of Goods Sold Credit Sales Revenue and Inventory
Merchandise costing the company $450 is delivered to customers as part of completed sales
Debit Cost of Goods Sold Credit Inventory
The company purchases $1200 of goods that it plans to resell and pays immediately
Debit Inventory Credit Cash
The company sends back $300 of merchandise that it had purchased from a supplier and had not yet paid for
Debit Accounts Payable Credit Inventory
The company pays $750 for telephone service used during the current month
Debit Utilities Expense Credit Cash
The company receives a $500 electricity bill for this month that will be paid next month
Debit Utilities Expense Credit Accounts Payable
The company pays a $500 electricity bill that had been recorded as owed last month
Debit Accounts Payable Credit Cash
The company receives a $900 bill for advertising already performed and will pay later
Debit Advertising Expense Credit Accounts Payable
The company pays the $900 advertising amount that it previously owed
Debit Accounts Payable Credit Cash
The company purchases $3000 of equipment by paying $1000 now and agreeing to pay the rest later
Debit Equipment Credit Cash and Accounts Payable
The company purchases a $12000 machine by paying $2000 now and signing a formal promise for the rest
Debit Equipment Credit Cash and Notes Payable
The company receives $3000 today for work that will be performed next month
Debit Cash Credit Unearned Revenue
The company completes $1000 of work for customers who had paid in advance
Debit Unearned Revenue Credit Service Revenue
At month end $500 of insurance coverage that had been paid for earlier has now been used
Debit Insurance Expense Credit Prepaid Insurance
At month end $1000 of rent that had been paid in advance has now been used
Debit Rent Expense Credit Prepaid Rent
The company has completed $700 of work by month end but has not yet billed the customer
Debit Accounts Receivable Credit Service Revenue
The company receives the $700 that a customer owed for work completed earlier
Debit Cash Credit Accounts Receivable
The company performs $1300 of work and receives the money the same day
Debit Cash Credit Service Revenue
The company pays $450 for office materials that will be used in future months
Debit Supplies Credit Cash
The company determines that $150 of previously purchased office materials were used this month
Debit Supplies Expense Credit Supplies
The board announces an $800 distribution to shareholders that will be paid next month
Debit Dividends Credit Dividends Payable
The company pays shareholders the $800 distribution that had been announced previously
Debit Dividends Payable Credit Cash
The company receives $50000 from investors by issuing debt certificates with a $50000 face amount
Debit Cash Credit Bonds Payable
The company receives $100000 by issuing long term debt certificates with a face amount of $100000
Debit Cash Credit Bonds Payable
The company pays $2000 for the periodic borrowing cost on its long term debt certificates
Debit Interest Expense Credit Cash
At year end $1500 of borrowing cost has accumulated on long term debt but has not yet been paid
Debit Interest Expense Credit Interest Payable
The company pays $1500 of borrowing cost that had been recorded as owed at year end
Debit Interest Payable Credit Cash
The company receives $97000 for long term debt certificates that require repayment of $100000 at maturity
Debit Cash and Discount on Bonds Payable Credit Bonds Payable
The company receives $103000 for long term debt certificates that require repayment of $100000 at maturity
Debit Cash Credit Bonds Payable and Premium on Bonds Payable
The company pays $50000 to eliminate long term debt certificates with a face amount of $50000
Debit Bonds Payable Credit Cash
The company records periodic borrowing cost and increases the carrying amount of debt originally sold below face value
Debit Interest Expense Credit Discount on Bonds Payable and Cash
The company records periodic borrowing cost and decreases the extra amount received when debt was originally sold above face value
Debit Interest Expense and Premium on Bonds Payable Credit Cash
The company receives $6000 of equipment and signs a formal written promise to pay for it later
Debit Equipment Credit Notes Payable
The company receives $4000 from a lender after signing a formal written promise to repay it
Debit Cash Credit Notes Payable
The company pays $300 for the cost of borrowing money during the current period
Debit Interest Expense Credit Cash
At year end the company has incurred $450 of borrowing cost that will be paid later
Debit Interest Expense Credit Interest Payable
The company pays employees $1800 for work completed during the current period
Debit Salaries Expense Credit Cash
Employees have earned $1100 by period end but will not receive the money until next period
Debit Salaries Expense Credit Salaries Payable
The company pays employees $1100 that had been owed from the previous period
Debit Salaries Payable Credit Cash
The company completes $2500 of work for a customer and receives payment immediately
Debit Cash Credit Service Revenue
The company completes $3200 of work and sends the customer a bill to be paid later
Debit Accounts Receivable Credit Service Revenue
A customer pays the full $3200 amount it owed from an earlier bill
Debit Cash Credit Accounts Receivable
The company buys $1000 of office materials and pays immediately
Debit Supplies Credit Cash
The company receives $1000 of office materials today and agrees to pay the vendor later
Debit Supplies Credit Accounts Payable
The company pays $1500 today for insurance protection covering the next year
Debit Prepaid Insurance Credit Cash
The company pays $2400 today for use of a building during future months
Debit Prepaid Rent Credit Cash
The owner gives the business equipment worth $7000 instead of contributing money
Debit Equipment Credit Owner's Capital
An investor gives the corporation $9000 in exchange for ownership shares
Debit Cash Credit Common Stock
A customer gives the company $500 even though the company has not performed any work yet
Debit Cash Credit Unearned Revenue
The company finishes all work for a customer who previously gave it $500 in advance
Debit Unearned Revenue Credit Service Revenue
The company pays $275 for insurance protection that applies only to the current month
Debit Insurance Expense Credit Cash
The company pays $325 for promotion services used during the current month
Debit Advertising Expense Credit Cash
The company pays $425 for electricity and water used during the current month
Debit Utilities Expense Credit Cash
At period end the company determines that $550 of office materials have been consumed
Debit Supplies Expense Credit Supplies
A borrower gives the company $1200 toward principal owed under a signed written promise
Debit Cash Credit Notes Receivable
The company receives $600 of office materials from a vendor and agrees to pay next month
Debit Supplies Credit Accounts Payable