GAAP 1- ACC Basics
GAAP 2- Transactions
GAAP 3- Adj Entries
GAAP 4- Merch
GAAP 6- Petty Cash
100

The "L" in the accounting equation stands for this.

What are liabilities?
100
January 1: Plaza invests $45,000 into Plaza Productions in exchange for common stock.
Cash                           45,000

       Common Stock                45,000

100

Calculate net income:

15,000 sales

22,000 consulting revenue

4,000 rent expense

10,000 salaries expense

750 insurance expense

37,000 - 14,750 = 22,250

100

This account is what we debit when we buy a product or credit when we sell a product.

What is Merchandise Inventory?

100

Establish a $250 petty cash fund on Feb 1

Petty Cash       250

        Cash              250

200

Revenue minus expenses equals this.

What is net income?

200

January 5: Provided work for a client and received $5,000 cash.

Cash            5,000

       Revenue         5,000

200

Calculate straight-line depreciation given:

25,000 purchase price

4,000 salvage value

7 year useful life

25,000 - 4,000 / 7

3,000

200

When we credit Merchandise Inventory after a sale, we also must debit this account.

What is COGS?

200

Increase petty cash fund from $200 to $350.

Petty Cash       150

         Cash              150

300

Equity equals this amount if assets equal 5,000 and liabilities equal 2,000

What is 3,000

300

January 10: Paid a $350 cash dividend

Dividends         350

          Cash             350

300

On September 1, 2022, Lopez Company paid $1,200 for six months of insurance coverage. No adjustments have been made to the Prepaid Insurance account, and it is now December 31, 2022. Prepare the journal entry to reflect expiration of the insurance as of December 31, 2022.

Insurance expense      800

         Prepaid Insurance       800

300

January 12: Sold merchandise for 5,000 on credit.  The merch cost us 2,000.

A/R              5000

       Sales              5000


COGS          2000

         MI              2000

300

This account is used when our petty cash receipts do not equal the amount of cash we have remaining in our account.

Cash over and short

400

Equity consists of retained earnings, revenue, and these two additional components.

What are common stock and expenses

400

January 15:  Prepaid for 2 years of insurance worth $12,000.

Prepaid insurance       12,000

              Cash                      12,000

400

January 1: Customer paid $3,500 cash for work to be completed January 10.

January 10: Completed work for the customer

1. Cash          3500

        Unearned Rev     3500

2. Unearned Rev    3500

          Rev                 3500

400

Complete the journal entry for the PAYMENT only.  Sold merchandise for 1,000 on credit 2/10, n/30. The customer paid for this merch during the discount period.

Cash                      980

Sales Discounts       20

            A/P                      1,000

400

A bank service charge is reconciled on this part of the bank reconciliation. (Book Balance, Bank Statement Balance)

What is book balance?