Evaluate effect of each transaction on accounting equation
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In the financial year 2002-03, Acme Carwash recorded the following transactions.
The proprietor invested $20,000 in the business.
The proprietor withdrew $5,000 from the business.
The proprietor bought machinery worth $6,000.
Cash sales amounted to $8,000.
Credit sales amounted to $6,000.
Land was purchased and paid for partly in cash, $8,000, and partly in credit $4,000.
Viterra water bill in the amount of $550 was received and paid immediately.
Progress Energy bill in the amount of $770 was received and recorded but was not paid at the end of the period.
50% of the credit sales were realized.
The Progress Energy bill was paid.
Evaluate the effect of each transaction on the accounting equation. Use Module_I_Template_A_II for providing the solution.
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In the financial year 2002-03, Acme Carwash recorded the following transactions.
o The proprietor invested $20,000 in the business.
o The proprietor withdrew $5,000 from the business.
o The proprietor bought machinery worth $6,000.
o Cash sales amounted to $8,000. ...
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