Additional cash investment by the owner during the year P100,000 Cash collections from account customers 175,000 Cash paid to purchase equipment 450,000 Cash paid to employees for their salaries 30,000 Cash paid for utilities expense 25,000 Cash received from cash customers 205,000 Cash withdrawals made by the owner 75,000 Proceeds from the sale of an old furniture 40,000 Cash payments for rent 120,000 Payment of other operating expenses 80,000 Droceeds from bank loan 289 500

Additional cash investment by the owner during the year P100,000 Cash collections from account customers 175,000 Cash paid to purchase equipment 450,000 Cash paid to employees for their salaries 30,000 Cash paid for utilities expense 25,000 Cash received from cash customers 205,000 Cash withdrawals made by the owner 75,000 Proceeds from the sale of an old furniture 40,000 Cash payments for rent 120,000 Payment of other operating expenses 80,000 Droceeds from bank loan 289 500

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

10th Edition

ISBN:9781259964947

Author:Libby

Publisher:Libby

Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1Q

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