QUIZ 1 NOTES (MCGRAW & QUIZZES)
QUIZ NOTES
During the first year of operation of FDNACCT, the following information were made available for the preparation of the Statement of Changes in Owner’s Equity for the year ending December 31,
2022:
Beginning Capital, ₱230,000
Owner’s Drawing, ₱102,000
Net Income during the year, ₱460,000
Additional Investment, ₱223,000
How much is the amount of ending capital to be presented in the Statement of Changes in Owner’s Equity for the year ending December 31, 2022?P811,000
Reason: Net income is counted as capital. Additional investment here is an addition
On September 1, 2022, Faith D. Nakpil began FDN Accounting Services (FDNACCT) with an initial investment of ₱60,725, and on September 30, her records showed the following account balances:
Accounts payable, ₱8,000
Accounts receivable, ₱12,500
Cash, ₱27,000
Accounting Fees Income, ₱86,000
Notes payable, ₱26,000
Office furniture, ₱42,250
Rent expense, ₱12,000
Salaries expense, ₱15,000
Telephone expense, ₱10,500
How much is the total assets as of September 30, 2022?P81750
Do not add in initial investment as an asset. Furniture is an asset.
The following selected statement of financial statement items are shown for FDNACCT.
Current assets ₱200,000
Noncurrent assets ₱700,000
Current liabilities ₱150,000
Noncurrent liabilities ?
Equity, end ₱300,000
How much is the non-current liabilities?P450,000
Get total assets first, then subtract it with equity, end and current liabilities
FDNACCT received the following in the month of August 2023:
₱30,000 for accounting services provided in July 2023.
₱80,000 for accounting services provided in August 2023.
₱50,000 for accounting services to be provided in September 2023.
It also provided accounting services amounting to ₱70,000 in August 2023, the collection of which will be in October 2023.
How much is the revenue for the month of August 2023?150,000
80,000+70,000
It only said the 70k will be collected in October 2023. The services were still provided in August
At the end of year 2022, Faith D. Nakpil's capital account increased by ₱168,000. During 2022, she made an additional investment of ₱57,000 but took from the business an equipment with a fair market value of ₱30,000 but purchased at a cost amounting to ₱43,000. Expenses for 2022 totalled ₱490,000. How much is the net income or net loss for 2022? Write if it’s a net income or net loss on the answer sheet and worksheet.
Net income 154000

168000 capital increase - 57000 addt. investment + 43000 withdrawal (original cost)
expense is a dummy variable
During the year, FDNACCT reported net income of ₱38,000 while the owner made additional investments in the form cash of ₱50,000 and an old laptop which was previously purchased for ₱55,000. The laptop, at the time of investment, had a fair market value of ₱20,000. If the ending equity balance is ₱430,000, how much was the equity balance at the start of the year?
₱322,000
getting equity balance, beg. is just subtracting the investments
If assets increased by ₱60,000, and liabilities decreased by ₱40,000, then how much is the change in equity? Write if it’s an increase or decrease on the answer sheet and worksheet.
₱100,000 increase
careful of the wording. decrease in liability is a +


20,000
income are inflow of resources resulting from services provided for the period
Hindi naman binigay services.

be careful of how some descriptions may look. baka they’re not really expenses. consider what other classifications they have as accounts
withdrawal is not an expense

notes on this written in other general notes
total assets, beg (cash + equipment + supplies) is diff from capital, beg

net income does not involve withdrawals

notes for this are below
Other general notes (problem-solving):
office supplies is a current asset, office equipment and furniture are non current assets
in getting equity, end. (or capital, end) capital beg + rev -ex -drawings
capital beg is first investments
equity is equal to capital, end
to get increase in asset, get difference of total assets, end and total assets, beg.
to get total assets, get total liabilities and equities
if may capital, beg., may capital end yan (initial investment)
Formula for revenue: (workback)
OE, end + Withdrawal + expenses (basically mga binawas) + Owner’s capital, beginning
owner’s withdrawals are not expenses nor liabilities
Have to improve on:
identifying what is current or non current
equity balance(when equity ang hinihingi, use capital, end/beg/bal etc)
Written notes:
managerial accounting is also known as private accounting