Liabilities - Equity - Transactional Analyses

9 important questions on Liabilities - Equity - Transactional Analyses

How will a software company providing services on credit worth $10,000 be recorded?

The transaction will be recorded as an increase in accounts receivable and increase in equity.

   “Adam invests $40,000 cash to start a corporation named Farhat lectures.”

Cash Went Up, Common Stock went up.

“The company purchased office supplies, paying $2,200 from Office supplies”

Cash (Asset) went down, Supplies (Asset) went up
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"Farhad lectures purchased equipment for $26,000 cash from IBM"

Equipment (Asset) went up, Cash (Asset) went down

“Farhad Lectures purchased additional supplies of $5,100 on credit from Office Depot”

Supplies (Asset) went up, Accounts Payable (liability) went up

“Farhat Lectures provided consultation services to a customer and received $4500 cash right away.”

Cash (Asset) went up, Revenues (Equity) went up

"Farhat Lectures paid rent of $1,200 and salaries of $500 to employees."

Cash (Asset) went down

Rent Expenses (Expenses went up, Equity Went down.)

Salaries expenses (Expenses went up, Equity Went Down)

“Farhat Lectures provided consulting services of $1,800 and rented facilities for $200 to a customer on credit.”

Accounts Receivable (Asset) goes up
Consulting Revenues (Equity) goes up
Rent Revenues (Equity) goes up

“Farhat Lectures provided consulting services of $1,800 and rented facilities for $200 to a customer on credit.”
Time went by ....

Then the customer paid the $2,000 for consulting services to Farhad Lectures.

Cash (Asset) went up
Accounts Receivable (Asset) went down

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