NameDateClassDemonstration Problems cont.PROBLEM 5-3 Analyzing an Expense TransactionOn July 30, Andrews Promoters issued a check for $300 to Ace Airways for travel expenses.1. Which accounts are affected?Cash in BankTravel Expenses2. What is the classification of each account?Cash in Bankis a(n)Assetaccount.Travel Expensesis a(n) Expensesaccount.3. Is each account increased or decreased?Cash in BankTravel ExpensesIncreasedisis4. Which account is debited, and for what amount?is debited for $5. Which account is credited, and for what amount?is credited for $6. What is the complete entry in T-account form?Copyright O by The MoGraw-H Companies, Inc. All rights reserved.

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Demonstration Problems cont. PROBLEM 5–3 Analyzing an Expense Transaction On July 30, Andrews Promoters issued a check for $300 to Ace Airways for travel expenses. 1. Which accounts are affected? Cash in Bank Travel Expenses 2. What is the classification of each account? Cash in Bank Travel Expenses is a(n) Asset account. is a(n) Expenses account. 3. Is each account increased or decreased? Cash in Bank Travel Expenses Increased is 4. Which account is debited, and for what amount? is debited for $ 5. Which account is credited, and for what amount? is credited for $ 6. What is the complete entry in T-account form?

Demonstration Problems cont. PROBLEM 5–3 Analyzing an Expense Transaction On July 30, Andrews Promoters issued a check for $300 to Ace Airways for travel expenses. 1. Which accounts are affected? Cash in Bank Travel Expenses 2. What is the classification of each account? Cash in Bank Travel Expenses is a(n) Asset account. is a(n) Expenses account. 3. Is each account increased or decreased? Cash in Bank Travel Expenses Increased is 4. Which account is debited, and for what amount? is debited for $ 5. Which account is credited, and for what amount? is credited for $ 6. What is the complete entry in T-account form?

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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