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E2-18A – Ending Balance (Law Firm)

Financial Accounting

Thomas, Tietz, and Harrison

12th Edition

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Given cash investment, office furniture, rent, supplies purchased, salaries, accounts payable, legal service, and dividends paid — create the T-accounts to help determine the ending balance.

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E7-22A – Self Storage

Financial Accounting

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Given the self-storage information – find the capitalized cost of land, land improvements, and building.

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S2-12 – Journalize

Financial Accounting

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Given the information — create journal entry’s for the nine transactions.

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S2-13 – Trial Balance Organization (Marine Company)

Financial Accounting

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Given the marine company’s summarized data — prepare the trial balance, list accounts in order, and find the net income (loss).

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S2-14 – Computing Amounts

Financial Accounting

Thomas, Tietz, and Harrison

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Given trial balance, compute for the total assets, total liabilities, and net income or net loss of the company

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S2-5 – Book/Static

Financial Accounting

Thomas, Tietz, and Harrison

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Fill in the chart to show impacts on accounting equation from the different transactions

S2-8 – (Medical Practice)

Financial Accounting

Thomas, Tietz, and Harrison

12th Edition

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Given the information on the opened medical practice — create a T-account for cash.

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S2-9 – Journal Entries (Architect)

Financial Accounting

Thomas, Tietz, and Harrison

12th Edition

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Given the transactions for the architect company — prepare the journal entries.

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S5-10 – Journal for the State Bank

Financial Accounting

Thomas, Tietz, and Harrison

12th Edition

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Given the amount borrowed and interest rate on note — prepare a journal for lending money, accrual of interest, and the collection of principle and interest.

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S5-8 – Uncollectible & Ending Balances (XYZ Corp)

Financial Accounting

Thomas, Tietz, and Harrison

12th Edition

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Given balance, accounts receivable, and a credit balance — calculate the amount of uncollectible account expense using the percent-of-sales and aging-of-receivables method.

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Multinational Business Finance
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Berk, DeMarzo, and Harford
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Brealey, Myers, and Allen
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