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  • January 24, 2021 at 6:40 am #607717
    maximus07
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    A business buys equipment costing $15,000 and sells equipment costing $1,800 in the year. The opening balance of the equipment account was $21,500. What will be the balance CARRIED DOWN to the next period?
    (A) Dr $36,500
    (B) Cr $36,500
    (C) Cr $34,700
    (D) Dr $34,700

    Please explain the answer too. As I am confused in ‘C’ and ‘D’

    January 27, 2021 at 8:05 am #608188
    Ken Garrett
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    21,500 represents the cost of all the equipment at the start of the year. Of that, equipment that cost 1,800 is sold, so this has to be removed: 21,500 – 1,800 = 19,700.

    Then 15,000 is added to the cost of machinery: 19,700 + 15,000 = 34,700. This is the balance at the end of the year so this is carried down to become the opening balance of the next period.

    There must be a misprint in the question that has made C and D identical.

    March 16, 2021 at 6:10 pm #614553
    ShamshadMomand
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    March 16, 2021 at 6:37 pm #614554
    Ken Garrett
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    Actually, C and D are not identical – my error.

    A balance of 34,700 is carried down from the credit side (C) and brought down on the debit side.

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