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  • 3 pages Copy of Copy of 4.7 Transaction to T-Account practice template
    • Copy of Copy of 4.7 Transaction to T-Account practice template
    • Satellite Academy High School
    • Finacial Accounting
    • ACCOUNTING baf3m - Spring 2016
    • 1 ASSETS Bank 56 450 40 000 45 000 45 000 7 500 7 500 6 000 7 200 550 114950 100250 LIABILITIES OWNER'S EQUITY Account Payable Capital 40 000 27250 7 500 7 200 550 Cannon Sports 20 000 13 000 Account Receivable Remdal Red sox 1 500 2 600 2 600 4 100 Infie
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    Copy of Copy of 4.7 Transaction to T-Account practice template

  • 2 pages 4.3 Exceptional balances and terms used in transactions
    • 4.3 Exceptional balances and terms used in transactions
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    • 4.3 Text Exercise 2 and 3 Exercise 2 The following three accounts have exceptional balances. Examine them and answer the questions that follow Bank 500 A/R - J. Simpson 100 A/P - Jade Elizabeth 300 A. For each account explain what is unusual about the bal
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    4.3 Exceptional balances and terms used in transactions

  • 2 pages 4.7 In class thinking practice
    • 4.7 In class thinking practice
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    • Finacial Accounting
    • ACCOUNTING baf3m - Spring 2016
    • In- class Thinking A. Complete the following Short answer thinking questions 1. If you were told that Sarah Jones had an account balance of $200 with the business. What would you need to know about the balance to tell whether or not her account was an Acc
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    4.7 In class thinking practice

  • 1 pages Copy of Copy of 3.2 Equation Analysis Sheet for Exercise 2
    • Copy of Copy of 3.2 Equation Analysis Sheet for Exercise 2
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    • Finacial Accounting
    • ACCOUNTING baf3m - Spring 2016
    • Equation Analysis Sheet Account Names Beginning Balances $ (from balance sheet) Transaction 1 New balances Transaction 2 New balances Transaction 3 New balances Transaction 4 New balances Transaction 5 New balances Assets Liabiliti Equity es Cash Accounts
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    Copy of Copy of 3.2 Equation Analysis Sheet for Exercise 2

  • 1 pages Accounting Information by jancy sivanolipatham
    • Accounting Information by jancy sivanolipatham
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    • ACCOUNTING baf3m - Spring 2016
    • By: jancy Sivanolipatham What Type of Information Does Accounting Provide? Balance sheet Profit, gross profit, operating expenses Assets, current assets Owners equity Liability Financial record Income statement Statement of cash flows Expenses P
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    Accounting Information by jancy sivanolipatham

  • 3 pages 4.3 Acounting for Transactions in T accounts
    • 4.3 Acounting for Transactions in T accounts
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    • ACCOUNTING baf3m - Spring 2016
    • 4.3 Accounting for Transactions in T-Accounts H. Z. Inc. is a sign painting and truck lettering company owned by Hassan Zibair. His business has the following assets and liabilities: Assets Bank $ 6 500 A/R Daniyal Michaels 375 A/R Vito Oliver 2 951 Offic
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    4.3 Acounting for Transactions in T accounts

  • 2 pages 3.2 Text Exercise 2
    • 3.2 Text Exercise 2
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    • Finacial Accounting
    • ACCOUNTING baf3m - Spring 2016
    • 3.2 Text Exercise 2 Balance Sheet for Triangle Real Estate Triangle Real Estate Balance Sheet September 30, 2013 Assets Liabilities Cash 2 1 6 00 A/R - P.Adams $ 3 7 5 00 A/R - J.Singh 1 5 0 00 A/R - N. Swartz Supplies Office Furniture 2 0 0 00 4 1 7 5 00
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    3.2 Text Exercise 2

  • 2 pages 4.2 Intro to the debit credit theory
    • 4.2 Intro to the debit credit theory
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    • ACCOUNTING baf3m - Spring 2016
    • 4.2 Text Exercises Exercise 1. Complete the following by writing either increase or decrease in the rectangles provided ASSETS Debit Increase = Credit decrease LIABILITIES Debit Decrease + Credit Increase OWNERS EQUITY Debit Decrease Credit Increase Exerc
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    4.2 Intro to the debit credit theory

  • 2 pages 2.8 Assignment 2 revised for 2016 BY JANCY
    • 2.8 Assignment 2 revised for 2016 BY JANCY
    • Satellite Academy High School
    • Finacial Accounting
    • ACCOUNTING baf3m - Spring 2016
    • Assignment 2 Part 1 Application (3 marks) Find and list below at least 3 errors made in the balance sheet provided for you in class. errors: 1. The Assets are incorrectly order because the office supply should be placed before Office equipment. 2. Also th
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    2.8 Assignment 2 revised for 2016 BY JANCY

  • 2 pages 2.2 Exercise C and D by jancy sivanolipatham
    • 2.2 Exercise C and D by jancy sivanolipatham
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    • ACCOUNTING baf3m - Spring 2016
    • Exercise C The New Western Company in Fort Frances, Ontario, Owned by Guy Albrecht, had the following assets and Liabilities on March 31, 2013. Bank Tasty Beverages (debtor) Food Haven (debtor) General Trading Company (Creditor) Supplies Building Land $1
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    2.2 Exercise C and D by jancy sivanolipatham

  • 1 pages 3.1 Intro to changes in Financial Position
    • 3.1 Intro to changes in Financial Position
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    • ACCOUNTING baf3m - Spring 2016
    • REMEMBER a Business transaction is: A financial event that changes the value in certain accounts and therefore affects the financial position of the Business. (for eg. you sell the companys blackberry). an Account is: a special page used to record financi
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    3.1 Intro to changes in Financial Position

  • 3 pages 2.1 Net Worth and Equity Exercises A and B by jancy sivanolipatham
    • 2.1 Net Worth and Equity Exercises A and B by jancy sivanolipatham
    • Satellite Academy High School
    • Finacial Accounting
    • ACCOUNTING baf3m - Spring 2016
    • BY: Jancy Sivanolipatham Exercise A Claude Pineau, a factory worker in Hull, Quebec, asks you to help him find out how much he is worth. From a discussion with him you find out the following facts: 1. 2. 3. 4. His bank balance is $754 He owns a home value
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    2.1 Net Worth and Equity Exercises A and B by jancy sivanolipatham

  • 2 pages 2.7 Intro to changes in financial position by jancy sivanolipatham
    • 2.7 Intro to changes in financial position by jancy sivanolipatham
    • Satellite Academy High School
    • Finacial Accounting
    • ACCOUNTING baf3m - Spring 2016
    • Introduction to Changes in Financial Position Answer the following: 1. What will happen to Owners Equity if: Assets increase by $30 000 and Liabilities decrease by $20 000? A = L+ OE 30,000 = -20,000+OE 30,000+20,000= OE 50,000= OE 2. What will happen to
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    2.7 Intro to changes in financial position by jancy sivanolipatham

  • 2 pages 1.9 Short GAAP cases 1 by jancy sivanolipatham
    • 1.9 Short GAAP cases 1 by jancy sivanolipatham
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    • Finacial Accounting
    • ACCOUNTING baf3m - Spring 2016
    • BY: jancy Sivanolipatham Short GAAP cases #1 1. Steve Harper purchased property next to his business for $55 000. He needed the property for a much needed expansion of his business. The week after he bought the property, Jay Trudeau offered to buy the pro
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    1.9 Short GAAP cases 1 by jancy sivanolipatham

  • 2 pages 1.3Accounting and Computers by jancy siva
    • 1.3Accounting and Computers by jancy siva
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    • ACCOUNTING baf3m - Spring 2016
    • By: jancy Sivanolipatham How Accountants Use Computers To get an idea of the types of jobs and what computer software is being used in accounting, find 8 job advertisements for accounting positions that mention a particular brand of software. Refer to exa
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    1.3Accounting and Computers by jancy siva

  • 4 pages 1.0 FORMS OF BUSINESS OWNERSHIP exercises by jancy siav
    • 1.0 FORMS OF BUSINESS OWNERSHIP exercises by jancy siav
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    • ACCOUNTING baf3m - Spring 2016
    • FORMS OF BUSINESS OWNERSHIP jancy sivanolipatham From the following list place the appropriate advantage or disadvantage of each business form into the right place By: Advantages of SOLE PROPIETORSHIP Advantages Able to raise large amounts of money Anothe
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    1.0 FORMS OF BUSINESS OWNERSHIP exercises by jancy siav

  • 2 pages 0.9 Types of Businesses by jancy sivanolipatham
    • 0.9 Types of Businesses by jancy sivanolipatham
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    • ACCOUNTING baf3m - Spring 2016
    • By: jancy Sivanolipatham Types of Businesses Most businesses fall within one of four categories. You can find the different categories(types) of business from the information provided to you by the teacher. For this exercise you are asked to complete the
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    0.9 Types of Businesses by jancy sivanolipatham

  • 2 pages Copy of 4.3 Exercise T-Accounts
    • Copy of 4.3 Exercise T-Accounts
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    • Finacial Accounting
    • ACCOUNTING baf3m - Spring 2016
    • General Ledger Bank 2216 200 357 100 2875 500 1000 500 875 2875 A/R Daniyal Michaels 357 357 357 357 500 500 0 Bank Loan 6500 6500 6000 2 A/R Vito Oliver 402 150 552 Office Supplies 2980 A/P Consumer's Supply 500 1375 875 1375 1375 0 Painting Supplies 412
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    Copy of 4.3 Exercise T-Accounts

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    he teaches you about real life credits issues, stocks and the basic math on becoming a accounting

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