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  Cash A/R Supplies Equip. A/P Jane Doe, Capital
1. Jane invests $25,000 in the business. +25000         +25000
NEW BALANCE +25000         +25000
2. Jane buys new equipment for $8,000 -8000     +8000    
NEW BALANCE +17000     +8000   +25000
3. Jane receives $5,000 of supplies she ordered.     +5000   +5000  
NEW BALANCE +17000   +5000 +8000 +5000 +25000
4. Jane pays $1,200 of rent for the month -1200         -1200

Rent Expense

NEW BALANCE +15800   +5000 +8000 +5000 +23800
5. Jane pays for $5000 on the supplies. -5000       -5000  
NEW BALANCE +10800   +5000 +8000   +23800
6. Jane does $6,000 of work for a client and sends them a bill.   +6000       +6000

Revenue

NEW BALANCE +10800 +6000 +5000 +8000   +29800
7. Jane pays her lawyer $400 for contracts drawn up for the company.  -400         -400
NEW BALANCE +10400 +6000 +5000 +8000   +29400
8. Jane pays $300 to her cousin for helping her do office work. -300         -300

Salary Expense

NEW BALANCE +10100 +6000 +5000 +8000   +29100
9. Jane withdraws $1,000 from the business. -1000         -1000
NEW BALANCE +9100 +6000 +5000 +8000   +28100
10. Jane's client from #6 above pays $5000 on their bill. +5000 -5000        
NEW BALANCE +14100 +1000 +5000 +8000   +28100

What would the balance in Jane Doe, Capital be on the balance sheet?  $28,100

Which items in the last column are revenues and expenses?  See notes above in last column.

What would Net Income be for the month? 

Revenue    6000 -  Rent Exp (1200) - Salary Exp (300)  =  $4500

NOTICE:  The change in cash is NOT equal to the change in revenue.  Purchases of equipment & supplies as well as owners investments and withdrawals affect cash but are not income statement items.

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