Problem 1 - Identify and Classify Accounts     Required:           Identify each account as either a balance sheet account or an income statement account.           For each balance sheet account, indicate whether it is an asset, liability, or equity account.           For each income statement account, indicate whether it is a revenue or expense account.           Indentify the normal balance (debit or credit) for the account.           Note: The Accounts that appear on the Statement of Equity, theoretically could also be chosen as appearing on the Balance Sheet           Item   Income Statement, Balance Sheet or Statement of Equity Asset, Liability, Equity, Revenue or Expense Debit or Credit Normal Balance   1 Accounts Payable       0 2 Fees Earned       0 3 Supplies       0 4 Prepaid Expenses       0 5 Supplies Expense       0 6 Cash       0 7 Unearned Rent       0 8 Land       0 9 Fuel Expense       0 10 Taxes Payable       0 11 Common Stock       0 12 Accounts Receivable       0 13 Dividends       0 14 Rent Expense       0 15 Retained Earnings       0

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Problem 1 - Identify and Classify Accounts    
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Identify each account as either a balance sheet account or an income statement account.          
For each balance sheet account, indicate whether it is an asset, liability, or equity account.          
For each income statement account, indicate whether it is a revenue or expense account.          
Indentify the normal balance (debit or credit) for the account.          
Note: The Accounts that appear on the Statement of Equity, theoretically could also be chosen as appearing on the Balance Sheet          
Item   Income Statement, Balance Sheet or Statement of Equity Asset, Liability, Equity, Revenue or Expense Debit or Credit Normal Balance  
1 Accounts Payable       0
2 Fees Earned       0
3 Supplies       0
4 Prepaid Expenses       0
5 Supplies Expense       0
6 Cash       0
7 Unearned Rent       0
8 Land       0
9 Fuel Expense       0
10 Taxes Payable       0
11 Common Stock       0
12 Accounts Receivable       0
13 Dividends       0
14 Rent Expense       0
15 Retained Earnings       0
           
           
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