The document contains three sections. Section I provides a list of account titles and asks the reader to classify each one as an asset, liability, or other type of account. Section II gives financial data for five cases and asks the reader to calculate the owner's equity as of June 30 for each case. Section III provides similar financial data for another set of five cases and again asks the reader to calculate the ending owner's equity for each case.
The document contains three sections. Section I provides a list of account titles and asks the reader to classify each one as an asset, liability, or other type of account. Section II gives financial data for five cases and asks the reader to calculate the owner's equity as of June 30 for each case. Section III provides similar financial data for another set of five cases and again asks the reader to calculate the ending owner's equity for each case.
The document contains three sections. Section I provides a list of account titles and asks the reader to classify each one as an asset, liability, or other type of account. Section II gives financial data for five cases and asks the reader to calculate the owner's equity as of June 30 for each case. Section III provides similar financial data for another set of five cases and again asks the reader to calculate the ending owner's equity for each case.
I. Indicate how the following given accounts would be classified.
Place checkmarks under the proper column to indicate your answer.
Account Title Asset Liability Other
a. Accounts Receivable ✓ b. Precollected Rent Income ✓ c. Notes Receivable ✓ d. Sales Revenue e. Merchandise Inventory ✓ f. Cash on Hand ✓ g. Provision for income tax ✓ h. Unearned Revenues ✓ i. Prepaid Advertising ✓ j. Rent Payable ✓ k. Accrued revenue receivable ✓ l. Revenue from services Revenue m. Mortage Payable ✓ n. Machinery and Equipment ✓ o. Investment in stock ✓ p. Notes Payable ✓ q. Interest expense Expense r. Loans payable ✓ s. Prepaid rent ✓ t. Accrued expense payable ✓ u. Expired insurance Expense v. Unexpired Insurance ✓ w. Taxes Payable ✓ x. Julio Moreno, Capital Capital y. Accounts Payable ✓
II. For each of the given cases, compute for the
unknown.
Case1 Case2 Case3 Case4 Case5
Owner's equity, Jan 1 311,750 223,445 123,456 246,800 491,672 Additional investments 80,000 50,000 75,000 74,515 100,000 Withdrawals for family use 60,000 120,000 53,366 90,000 75,000 Net income (loss) 91,340 132,219 35,660 -5,645 -50,675 Owner's equity, June 30 423,090 285,664 180,750 225,670 465,997
III. For each of the given cases, compute for the
unknown.
Case1 Case2 Case3 Case4 Case5
Owner's equity, Jan 1 427,500 321,654 223,344 112,233 340,701 Additional investments 60,000 80,000 120,000 63,318 88,000 Withdrawals for family use 120,000 88,000 34,093 30,000 45,000 Net income (loss) 91,340 14,904 -23,456 -9,876 -25,750 Owner's equity, June 30 458,840 298,750 285,795 135,675 357,951