Unit 3 IP Statement of Financial Position - Introduction to Accounting
Income Statement for the four months ending August 31 , 2008 Sales 4 ,250 500 ) 4 ,750 Operating Expenditure Supplies 400 Gasoline , Weed eater cord and other supplies 50 Wages (1 ,900 200 ) 2 ,100 Repair Costs 300 Depreciation on Trailer (300 /3 ) 100 Net Income 1 ,800 Balance Sheet as at August 31 , 2009 Non-Current Assets Trailer (300 - 100 200 Leased Mower 400 600 Current Assets Accounts Receivable 500 Prepaid Lease (600 x 2 /6 ) 200 Bank 690 br Current Liabilities

br Wages Payable 200
Gasoline , Weed eater cord and other supplies due 50
br Working Capital
1 ,140 1 ,740
Financed By Capital
400
Net Income
1 ,800
Drawings
460 1 ,740
Maltbee was successful in his work because he managed to attain a net income of 1 ,800 , which led to an increase in the financial wealth of the business . Positive trends are also outlined in the cash flow of the firm , since he managed to increase the cash balance by 290 despite the capital expenditure and loan repayment that he undertook
Steps in the Accounting Cycle
Identify the transaction
Analyze the transaction - determine the accounts that will be affected by such transaction
Record transaction in the Journal
Post transaction to appropriate accounts in the ledger
Prepare a trial balance
Record adjusting entries in the Journal
Post adjusting entries in the appropriate accounts in the ledger
Prepare an adjusted trial balance
Prepare the financial statements of the firm...
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