There are also 2 practical questions that can help you write accounting entries? Trouble.

Updated on educate 2024-07-16
5 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-02-12

    1. Loan property loss and excess 100

    Cash on hand 400

    Credit cash on hand 500

    2. Treated as an expense:

    Borrow 100 for administrative fees

    Loan Pending Property Loss and Excess 100

    Cashier's compensation: borrow 100 from other income

    Loan Pending Property Loss and Excess 100

    3. Loan property loss and excess to be disposed of 500

    Cash on hand 500

    Credit cash on hand 1000

    4. Borrow 400 salaries payable

    Management fee 100

    Profit or loss on property to be disposed of 500

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-11

    1. After approval, the cash disk will be treated as a fee.

    Borrow: Non-operating expenses.

    Credit: Cash. The cashier will compensate for the loss of cash.

    Debit: Other receivables.

    Credit: Cash. 2. Cash profit.

    Borrow: Cash. Credit: Non-operating income.

    If the profit caused by the unpaid salary is an error in the original accounting, it can be reversed in red and then corrected, or it can be directly made as follows:

    Borrow: Cash. Credit: Other Payables - Unpaid Wages - Wang V.

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-10

    1.Debit: Pending property gain or loss 100

    Credit: Cash 100

    2.If it is treated as a fee, it is:

    Borrow 100 for administrative fees

    Credit: Pending Property Gain or Loss 100

    If the teller indemnifies, then:

    Debit: Other receivables 100

    Credit: Pending Property Gain or Loss 100

    Borrow: 100 in cash

    Credit: Other receivables 100

    3.Borrow: 500 in cash

    Profit or loss on property to be disposed of 500

    4.Debit: Pending Property Gain or Loss 500

    Credit: Other payables 400

    Non-operating income 100

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-09

    1. Borrow: bank deposit 120,000

    Fixed assets 50000

    Credit: Paid-up capital - xx new shareholders 170,000

    2. Borrow: bank deposit 1,200,000

    Credit: Short-term borrowing 200,000

    Long-term borrowing 1,000,000

    3. Borrow: materials in transit - a 20000+

    Supplies in transit---b 20000+

    Material in transit - C 10000+

    Tax payable - VAT payable - input tax 10200 + 56 = 10256 credit: bank deposit 23400

    Accounts payable 11700

    Note payable 11700

    Cash 800

    4. Borrow: raw materials - a 20186

    Raw material — B 20372

    Raw material - C 10186

    Credit: Materials in transit--a 20,000+

    Supplies in transit---b 20000+

    Material in transit - C 10000+

    5. There is a VAT invoice.

    Debit: Fixed assets 8000

    Tax payable - due to VAT paid - input tax 1360 credit: bank deposits or cash or accounts payable etc. 9360

    No VAT invoices.

    Debit: Fixed assets 8000

    Credit: Bank deposits or cash or accounts payable, etc. 8000

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-08

    1.Borrow: Raw material 5w

    Credit: Pending Property Gains and Losses 5w

    Borrow: Administrative Fee 5

    Credit: Pending Property Gains and Losses 5w

    2.Debit: Profit or loss on pending property 8w

    Credit: Raw materials 8w

    Borrow: Non-operating expenses.

    Management fee 3w

    Other receivables - the name of the custodian.

    Credit: Pending Property Profit and Loss 8w

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