Initial Entry Debits
Initial Entry Credits
Adjusting Entry Debits
Adjusting Entry Credits
Misc.
100

What is an Asset increased by?

Debit

100

What is a Liability increased by?

Credit

100

What is a Revenue account increased by?

Credit

100

What is an expense account increased by?

Debit

100

Which financial statement shows how much a business earned and spent over a period of time.

Income Statement

200

Received cash for gift cards purchased by customers totaling $5,000. What is the debit?

Cash: $5,000

200

 Used cash to purchase 1 year of insurance upfront for $12,000. What is the credit?

Cash: $12,000

200

$1,000 in supplies was purchased during the year. At the end of the year, supplies totaled $200. What is the debit of the adjusting entry?

Supplies Expense: $800

200

In April the company paid $12,000 for 1 year of prepaid insurance. As of December 31, 9 out of 12 months of prepaid insurance has been used. What is the credit of the adjusting entry?

Prepaid Insurance: $9,000

200

What accounts are on a balance sheet?

Asset, Liability, Owner's Equity

300

Used cash to purchase 1 year of insurance upfront for $12,000. What is the debit?

Prepaid Insurance: 12,000

300

Purchased supplies on account totaling $1,500. What is the credit?

Accounts Payable: $1,500

300

In April the company paid $12,000 for 1 year of prepaid insurance. As of December 31, 9 out of 12 months of prepaid insurance has been used. What is the debit to the adjusting entry?

Insurance Expense: $9,000

300

Employees earn $1,000 per day and are paid on Fridays. December 31 falls on a Tuesday. What is the credit of the adjusting entry?

Salaries Payable: $2,000

300

What comes after making adjusting entries in the accounting cycle?

A. Record transactions in the journal

B. Create financial statements

C. Prepare an adjusted trial balance

D. Identify transactions


C. Prepare an adjusted trial balance

400

Purchased supplies on account totaling $1,500. What is the debit?

Supplies: $1,5000

400

Sold services on account totaling $3,000. What is the credit?

Sales: $3,000

400

Customers purchased $20,000 in gift cards during the year. As of December 31, $4,000 of the gift cards have been used. What is the debit of the adjusting entry?

Unearned Revenue: $4,000

400

$1,000 in supplies was purchased during the year. At the end of the year, supplies totaled $200. What is the credit of the adjusting entry?

Supplies: $800

400

A landscaping company mows a lawn on June 30 but gets paid on July 5. The company records the revenue on July 5. What type of accounting are they using?

Cash Accounting

500

Sold services on account totaling $3,000. What is the debit?

Accounts Receivable: $3,000

500

Received cash for gift cards purchased by customers totaling $5,000. What is the credit?

Unearned Revenue: $5,000

500

Employees earn $1,000 per day and are paid on Fridays. December 31 falls on a Tuesday. What is the debit of the adjusting entry?

Salaries Expense: $2,000

500

Customers purchased $20,000 in gift cards during the year. As of December 31, $4,000 of the gift cards have been used. What is the credit of the adjusting entry?

Sales: $4,000

500

Which type of accounting provides a more accurate financial picture because it matches revenue with expenses.

Accrual Accounting

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