Chapter 5.1 Expanding The Ledger Flashcards
Revenues
related to the sale of goods and services
Expenses
The costs related to the revenues
Drawings
Owner’s withdraws for personal use
4 types of accounts in the equity
Capital, Revenue, Expenses, Drawings
Capital
This account will now contain only the equity figure of the fiscal period + new capital from the owner
Revenue
Increases in equity resulting from the sale of goods and services ( normally a credit balance )
Expenses
Decreases in equity resulting from the costs of the materials or services used to produce the revenue ( normally debit balance)
Drawings
Decreases in equity resulting from the owner’s personal withdraws (typically debit balance)
Income Statement
The income statement is a financial report that shows the revenue of a business, subtracts its expenses, and reveals the profit made for a given theme of time
Revenue Account
Revenue is an increase in equity resulting from the sale of goods
What is the revenue?
Revenue debited
Revenue represents
an increase in equity
An increase in equity
is a credit entry
Bankers
By Investors
In