ANALYZING TRANSACTIONS. Chapter 2

ANALYZING TRANSACTIONS Chapter 2 OBJECTIVES CHAPTER 2  Define the following accounting terms: T Account, Debit, Credit, Normal Balance, Chart of A...
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ANALYZING TRANSACTIONS

Chapter 2

OBJECTIVES CHAPTER 2  Define the following accounting terms: T Account, Debit, Credit, Normal Balance, Chart of Accounts, Accounts Payable and Accounts Receivable  Analyze the Accounting Equation  Label each account according to its relationship to the accounting equation. Include: debit, credit, normal balance, increase side and decrease side  Analyze transactions and how they af fect accounts

ACCOUNTING EQUATION  Assets  Anything owned normal balance on left

 Liability  Anything owed normal balance on right

 Capital  Worth in business normal balance on right

 Account  Record summarizing all information affecting a single item in the accounting equation

 Normal balance  Side of the account that is increased

 Accounts decrease on side opposite of the normal balance  T Account  Device used to analyze a transaction

 Debit  Amount recorded on left side

 Credit  Amount recorded on right side

THE ACCOUNTING EQUATION  ASSETS = LIABILITES + OWNER’S EQUIT Y All things owned

Value of all equities or claims against the assets

LEFT = RIGHT ASSETS = LIAB + EQUITY

THE ACCOUNTING EQUATION  ASSETS = LIABILITES + OWNER’S EQUIT Y Left Side

Right Side

TWO ACCOUNTING RULES  Account balances increase on normal balance side  Account balances decrease on side opposite of normal balance

INCREASE VS. DECREASE SIDE     

Side that is increased is the normal balance side Asset increases on left because debit side is NB side Liability increases on right because credit side is NB side Capital increases on right because credit side is NB side Page 44

T ACCOUNT FOR ASSET

Debit Side Normal balance

Credit Side

T ACCOUNT FOR LIABILIT Y

Debit Side

Credit Side Normal balance

T ACCOUNT FOR OWNER’S EQUIT Y

Debit Side

Credit Side Normal balance

THE ACCOUNTING EQUATION  ASSETS = LIABILITES + OWNER’S EQUIT Y Left Side Debit Side

Right Side Credit Side

THE ACCOUNTING EQUATION  ASSETS

=

LIABILITES + OWNER’S EQUIT Y

Left Side

Right Side

Debit Side

Credit Side

Any Asset Debit Side

Credit Side

Any Liability Debit Side

Credit Side

YOUR TURN  Work Together 2-1  For each account     

prepare a T account label debit and credit side draw an up arrow on increase side draw a down arrow on decrease side label normal balance

 On Your Own 2-1 Homework

TRANSACTION  Business activity that changes assets, liabilities, owners equity  Analyzing transactions into debit and credit parts     

Received cash from owner as investment Paid cash for supplies Paid cash for insurance Bought supplies on account Paid cash on account

RECEIVED CASH FROM OWNER AS INVESTMENT $2000  What accounts are af fected?  Cash and Capital

 How is account classified?  Cash: asset  Capital: equity

 How is classification changed  Assets increase  Owner’s equity increases

CASH 2000

Capital 2000

PAID CASH FOR SUPPLIES  Paid Cash for Supplies $165  Cash is a ????? Account  Supplies is a ???? Account

 In the transaction above:

Supplies 165

 Which accounts are affected?  How are the accounts classified?  How is the classification changed?  Does cash go up or down? Supplies?

 How is each amount entered in the accounts?  On What side of the equation does this happen?

CASH 165

PAID CASH FOR INSURANCE  Paid Cash for Insurance $900.00  Cash is a ????? Account  Prepaid is a ???? Account

 In the transaction above:

Prepaid Insurance 900

 Which accounts are affected?  How are the accounts classified?  How is the classification changed?  Does cash go up or down? Prepaid Insurance?

 How is each amount entered in the accounts?  On What side of the equation does this happen?

CASH 900

BOUGHT SUPPLIES ON ACCOUNT  Bought supplies on account from Canyon Of fice Supplies $220.00  Supplies is a ????? Account  Accounts Payable is a ???? Account

Supplies

220

 In the transaction above:  Which accounts are affected?  How are the accounts classified?  How is the classification changed?  Does Supplies go up or down? Accounts Payable?

 How is each amount entered in the accounts?  On What side of the equation does this happen?

AP Canyon 220

PAID CASH ON ACCOUNT  Paid Cash on account to Canyon Of fice Supplies $100.00  Cash is a ????? Account  Accounts Payable is a ???? Account

 In the transaction above:

AP Canyon 100

 Which accounts are affected?  How are the accounts classified?  How is the classification changed?  Does Cash go up or down? Accounts Payable?

 How is each amount entered in the accounts?  On What side of the equation does this happen?

CASH 100

RECORD HIGH BOX OFFICE RECEIPTS  Read P41  Discuss the cost in making a movie  Students make a spreadsheet with     

Names of three movies Gross receipts of movies Amount main actor was paid Accountant for movie List three costs involved in advertising the movies

YOUR TURN  Work Together 2-2  For each account     

prepare a T account label debit and credit side draw an up arrow on increase side draw a down arrow on decrease side label normal balance

 On Your Own 2-2 Homework

TRANSACTION AFFECT OWNER’S EQUIT Y     

Received cash from sales Sold Services on account Paid cash for an expense Received cash on account Paid cash to owner for personal use

SALE ON ACCOUNT

 Northside contracts with Calhoun High to provide cherry coke for the entire school once a day and the high school can pay them later  Sold Cherry Coke on Account to CHS $200  Asset account Accounts Receivable goes up 11  Equity account Sales is a capital account and goes up $11  Assets = Liabilities + Capital is maintained Accounting Concept Realization of Revenue requires revenue to be recorded at time of sale Accounts Receivable CHS Accounts Receivable are amounts to be received in the future

11.00

Sales

11.00

SOLD SERVICES ON ACCOUNT  Sold services on account to Main Street Services $500.00  Accounts Receivable is a ????? Account AR Main  Sales is an ???? Account 500  In the transaction above:  Which accounts are affected?  How are the accounts classified?  How is the classification changed?  Does Accounts Receivable go up or down? Sales?

 How is each amount entered in the accounts?  On What side of the equation does this happen?

Sales 500

PAID CASH FOR EXPENSE  Paid cash for cell phone $80.00  Cash is a ????? Account  Utilities Expense is a ???? Account

Cash

 In the transaction above:  Which accounts are affected?  How are the accounts classified?  How is the classification changed?  Does Cash go up or down? Utilities Expense?

 How is each amount entered in the accounts?  On What side of the equation does this happen?

80

Utilities Expense 80

RECEIVED CASH ON ACCOUNT  Received cash from Main Street Services $200.00  Cash is a ????? Account  Main Street Services is a ???? Account

 In the transaction above:

AR Main

 Which accounts are affected?  How are the accounts classified?  How is the classification changed?

200

 Does Cash go up or down? Does Accounts Rec go up or down?

 How is each amount entered in the accounts?  On What side of the equation does this happen?

Assets=Liabilities + Capital Both changes happened on left side of accounting equation which is still in balance

Cash 200

PAID CASH TO OWNER FOR PERSONAL USE  Michael Delgado withdrew equity in the form of cash $350  Cash is a ????? Account  Michael Delgado, Drawing ???? Account

 In the transaction above:

Cash

 Which accounts are affected?  How are the accounts classified?  How is the classification changed?

Delgado, Drawing 350

 Does Cash go up or down? Does Michael Delgado go up or down?

 How is each amount entered in the accounts?  On What side of the equation does this happen?

Assets=Liabilities + Capital Cash paid to owners reduces the cash so business worth is less. Equity goes down on left side

350

YOUR TURN  Work Together 2-3  For each account     

prepare a T account label debit and credit side draw an up arrow on increase side draw a down arrow on decrease side label normal balance

 On Your Own 2-3 Homework

YOUR TURN      

Review P50 Automated Accounting Review P51 Owner Withdrawal Application Problems 2-1 to 2-3 Mastery 2-M Challenge 2-C Cases for critical thinking P37  Type answers in Word, spelling and grammar are graded, use MLA format