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Analysis of Transactions

Show the effect of the following transactions on Assets, Liabilities and Capital through accounting equation:

Transaction₹
(a)Started business with cash1,20,000
(b)Rent received10,000
(c)Invested in shares50,000
(d)Received dividend5,000
(e)Purchase goods on credit from Ragani35,000
(f)Paid cash for house hold Expenses7,000
(g)Sold goods for cash (costing ₹10,000)14,000
(h)Cash paid to Ragani35,000
(i)Deposited into bank20,000
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These transactions leave Assets ₹1,32,000 (Cash 37,000 + Shares 50,000 + Goods 25,000 + Bank 20,000) = Capital ₹1,32,000, with the creditor Ragani fully paid.

Treatment. (b) rent and (d) dividend received are incomes → Cash ↑, Capital ↑. (c) investing in shares swaps Cash for the asset Shares. (e) credit purchase raises Goods and Creditors ₹35,000. (f) household expenses are drawings (personal) → Cash ↓, Capital ↓. (g) cash sale above cost → profit to Capital. (h) Ragani paid, creditor cleared. (i) cash deposited into bank — asset swap.

Accounting Equation

#TransactionCash (₹)Shares (₹)Goods (₹)Bank (₹)Total Assets (₹)=Creditors (₹)+Capital (₹)
(a)Started with cash1,20,000———1,20,000=—+1,20,000
(b)Rent received ₹10,0001,30,000———1,30,000=—+1,30,000
(c)Invested in shares ₹50,00080,00050,000——1,30,000=—+1,30,000
(d)Dividend received ₹5,00085,00050,000——1,35,000=—+1,35,000
(e)Goods on credit (Ragani) ₹35,00085,00050,00035,000—1,70,000=35,000+1,35,000
(f)Household expenses ₹7,00078,00050,00035,000—1,63,000=35,000+1,28,000
(g)Sold goods (cost 10,000) ₹14,00092,00050,00025,000—1,67,000=35,000+1,32,000
(h)Paid Ragani ₹35,00057,00050,00025,000—1,32,000=—+1,32,000
(i)Deposited into bank ₹20,00037,00050,00025,00020,0001,32,000=—+1,32,000

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