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  • July 12, 2016 at 8:50 am #325594
    105ff1eb4e8a3b10880b697dc5ea145eb8fd8dfdcc96673e05ba87333c3e027f 80Tuan
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    Or:
    1/ Purchase new equipment –> Make no effect. => OK

    2/ Make sale on credit —> Total assets encrease 7,500 (in Cash: 3,750 and AR: 3.750) => add in net assets: 13,200 + 7,500 = 20,700;

    3/ Receive bills –> Liability increase, so:
    20,700 – 2,250 = 18,450

    July 12, 2016 at 8:45 am #325593
    105ff1eb4e8a3b10880b697dc5ea145eb8fd8dfdcc96673e05ba87333c3e027f 80Tuan
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    Net assets is defined as total assets minus total liabilities = Equity
    As at 01.01.X1: 13,200
    NI = Revenue – Cost : 7,500 – 2,250 = 5,250 => retain earning has encreased USD 5,250
    => As at the end of Feb net assets is 13,200 + 5250 = 18,450.
    What do U think? Please show me if I was wrong.

    July 12, 2016 at 7:29 am #325557
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    No.2
    2/ Make sale on credit -> Decrease 7,500 in Asset and Capital because Nancy hasn’t received money from buyer, so :
    13,200 – 7,500 =(13,200 -7,500) + 0
    => Nancy has not received money from client so Receivable has encrease. So if U minus 7,500 I think it’s not correct

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