This document discusses accounting transactions and their effects on accounts. It explains that there are three types of transactions: 1) sources of assets which increase both an asset and liability/equity account, 2) exchanges of assets which increase one asset and decrease another, and 3) uses of assets which decrease an asset and decrease a liability/equity account. It also provides an overview of accounting concepts like debits and credits, the accounting equation, income statement accounts, and normal account balances.
This document discusses accounting transactions and their effects on accounts. It explains that there are three types of transactions: 1) sources of assets which increase both an asset and liability/equity account, 2) exchanges of assets which increase one asset and decrease another, and 3) uses of assets which decrease an asset and decrease a liability/equity account. It also provides an overview of accounting concepts like debits and credits, the accounting equation, income statement accounts, and normal account balances.
This document discusses accounting transactions and their effects on accounts. It explains that there are three types of transactions: 1) sources of assets which increase both an asset and liability/equity account, 2) exchanges of assets which increase one asset and decrease another, and 3) uses of assets which decrease an asset and decrease a liability/equity account. It also provides an overview of accounting concepts like debits and credits, the accounting equation, income statement accounts, and normal account balances.
ACCOUNTING ENHANCEMENT TYPES AND EFFECTS OF TRANSACTIONS
(1.) Source of Assets – An asset accounts increases
ACCOUNT TITLE and a corresponding claims (liabilities and owner’s equity) account increases. LEFT SIDE/ RIGHT SIDE Increase in Assets = Increase in Liabilities DEBIT SIDE CREDIT SIDE Increase in Assets = Increase in Owner’s Equity
ACCOUNTING EQUATION: (2.) Exchange of Assets – One asset account increases
Assets= Liabilities + Owner’s Equity and another asset account decreases Increases in one Asset = Decreases in other asset DEBITS AND CREDITS- THE DOUBLE ENRTY SYSTEM DEBIT (Dr. Debere) CREDIT (Cr. Credere) (3.) Use of Asset – An asset account decreases and a (1.) An account is debited (1.) An account is corresponding claim (liabilities or equity) account when an amount is credited when an amount decreases. entered on the left side is entered on the right Decrease in Assets = sx of the account side of the account. (2.) Increases in assets (2.) Decreases in assets (3.) Decreases in (3.) Increases in liabilities liabilities and owner’s and owner’s equity equity
INCOME STATEMENT ACCOUNTS
Debit for decreases in Credit for increases in owner’s equity owner’s equity EXPENSES INCOME Debit (+) Credit (-) Debit (-) Credit (+) INCREASES DECREASES DECREASES INCREASES
ACCOUNTS
Increases in (AE +) Decreases in (LON - )
Assets Liabilities Expenses Owner’s Capital Income Decreases in Liabilities Increases in Owner’s Capital Assets Income Expenses