Case 2-2 Music Mart Balance Sheet 1 Oct
Case 2-2 Music Mart Balance Sheet 1 Oct
Case 2-2 Music Mart Balance Sheet 1 Oct
Cash
33250 2300 -1224 -6000 3000 -1000 -6000 1310 25636 24000 -12000 12000 2620 2620 1224 1224
Land
Total Liabilities and Stock Equity Cr Liabities Notes Payable 12500 -6000 6500 5000 18000 -9000 9000
Retained Earnings
Asset
General Journal Debit 1 Inventory 2 Cash Revenue Earned (RE) Inventory 3 Accounts Receivable Inventory Revenue Earned (RE) 4 Insurance Policy (Asset) Cash 5 Land Cash Mortgage (Liability) 6 Cash Mortgage (Liability) Land 7 Goodwill Equity Offer (Liability) 8 Capital Stock Cash 9 Capital Stock Inventory 10 No entry 11 Notes Payable Cash 12 Cash Capital Stock 13 Cash Inventory Revenue Earned (RE) Music Mart Inc Balance Sheet As on Jan 31 Assets Inventory Cash 1310 850 460 11000 11000 -33000 6000 6000 750 750 -33000 1000 1000 6030 26970 33000 3000 9000 12000 24000 6000 18000 1224 1224 2620 1700 920 Credit Accounts Payable 2300 800 1500 Dr 5000 5000 Cr
4700 25636
Land Accounts Receivable Insurance Policy Total Assets Liabilities Notes Payable Accounts Payable Mortgage Total Liabilities Stockholder's Equity Capital Stock Retained Earnings Total Equity Total Liabilities and Stock Equity
Name it as prepaid insurance Current assets are only valued for a period of a year So even for the policy it is valid for a year Change in equity hence the owners are also not getting rich Growth in assets is present but growth in business not there