PE 3-2 1
Using a Trial Balance to Prepare a Balance Sheet
L04 Using the trial balance given in PE 3-20,prepare a balance sheet.Note:The ending retained
earnings balance is equal to the beginning balance(which is assumed to be$0)plus the
amount of net income less the amount of dividends
PE 3-22 Preparing a Statement of Cash FloWs
L04 Refer to the transactions described in PE 3-1 through PE 3-5 as well as to the eight transac-
tions in PE 3-16.Using all of these transactions,prepare a statement of cash flows.Note:
For the building purchase described in PE 3-5,the portion of the purchase financed with the
mortgage($80,ooo)is considered to be a noncash transaction;accordingly,the only portion
of the transaction that impacts the statement of cash flows is the$50,000 cash down
payment.
EXERCISES
E 3-23 Basic Accounting Equation
LO2 The fundamental accounting equation can be applied to your personal finances.For each of
the following transactions,show how the accounting equation would be kept in balance.
Example:Paid for semester's tuition(decrease assets:cash account;decrease owners'equity:
expense account increases).
1.Took out a school loan for college.
2.Paid this month's rent.
3.Sold your old computer for cash at what it cost to buy it.
4.Received week's paycheck from part-time job.
5.Received interest on savings account.
6.Paid monthly payment on car loan(part of the payment is principal;the remainder is interest)
E 3-24 Accounting Elements:Increase/Decrease,Debit/Credit Relationships
L02 The text describes the following accounting elements:assets,liabilities,owners'equity,capi-
tal stock,retained earnings,revenues,expenses,and dividends.Which of these elements are
increased by a debit entry,and which are increased by a credit entry?Give a transaction for
each item that would result in a net increase in its balance.
E 3-25 Expanded Accountin
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