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Also is drawing to capital is a substitute or another to say dividend, cause i learned that temporary accounts are: Revenues, expenses and dividends, which are accounts we should reduce to Zero. Thank you.
hey first of all thank you so much for explaining to us , then i would ask you why for Christopher's capital we didn't put it on debit like we did for the other accounts why did he stay in credit
Do we always close Income Summary to capital first? Before drawing? or did this happen simply because of the instructions? Also, I see that when the 4600 was credited to capital, we didn't really make a change it (capital) on the closing entries. Is that always going to be the case? is this because we have it on our statement of owner's equity? We simply just credit to capital.
Amazing !!!, what should we do in the next period? in this case 1st February, the permanent accounts values keep it to the ledger in next period or write them in the journal as beginning balance?
For the next period, we would pick up right where we left off! :) Essentially, the last entry into the ledger accounts would be those closing entry posts. :) The permanent account values will stay in the ledger.
But what if you ended up with a loss instead of profit? How could the loss in Income Summary be transferred since Capital (-) and Income Summary (-) are on the Credit side?
Retained earnings is only used for corporations. The capital account for this company is Christopher Knowles, capital, which means that this is a sole proprietorship.
Can you answer this question? Is there a sufficient information in post closing trial balance to prepare balance sheet? thank you .. nice vid btw .. i understand the lesson more bcos of you ..
Let's think about that for a moment. A post closing trial balance only includes Permanent accounts. Now ask yourself, what types of accounts are permanent accounts? Then also, what types of accounts appear on the balance sheet. Knowing and understanding the answers to these 2 questions will help you answer the prompt. :)
What I’m struggling with is Common Stock and Retained earnings they’re change in place of capital and drawing and I don’t know how to get the retained earnings
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Also is drawing to capital is a substitute or another to say dividend, cause i learned that temporary accounts are: Revenues, expenses and dividends, which are accounts we should reduce to Zero. Thank you.
Only corporations have dividends. This is a sole proprietorship.
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hey first of all thank you so much for explaining to us , then i would ask you why for Christopher's capital we didn't put it on debit like we did for the other accounts why did he stay in credit
The capital account has a normal balance of credit. You will also see that all liability and revenue accounts have a credit balance as well.
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Hi ma'am, how can this be done in QuickBooks Desktop or in QBO?
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but what if we are provided with accumulated depreciation?
Accumulated depreciation is a permanent account. It will not be closed. The balance rolls over.
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Do we always close Income Summary to capital first? Before drawing? or did this happen simply because of the instructions?
Also, I see that when the 4600 was credited to capital, we didn't really make a change it (capital) on the closing entries. Is that always going to be the case? is this because we have it on our statement of owner's equity? We simply just credit to capital.
The standard is to close income summary to capital before closing drawing to capital, but you could switch the order if you wanted to. :)
Amazing !!!, what should we do in the next period? in this case 1st February, the permanent accounts values keep it to the ledger in next period or write them in the journal as beginning balance?
For the next period, we would pick up right where we left off! :) Essentially, the last entry into the ledger accounts would be those closing entry posts. :) The permanent account values will stay in the ledger.
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Fees earned is basically sales, net sales, or gross profit?
It is closest to sales.
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What kind of App or Website are you using ?
This is just an excel spreadsheet that I cleaned up.
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But what if you ended up with a loss instead of profit?
How could the loss in Income Summary be transferred since Capital (-) and Income Summary (-) are on the Credit side?
If there is a loss, capital will be debited, and income summary will be credited.
why do we close it to income summary instead of retained earning? this is how i learned it a couple years ago. Thank you
Retained earnings is only used for corporations. The capital account for this company is Christopher Knowles, capital, which means that this is a sole proprietorship.
Thanks
Can you answer this question? Is there a sufficient information in post closing trial balance to prepare balance sheet? thank you .. nice vid btw .. i understand the lesson more bcos of you ..
Let's think about that for a moment. A post closing trial balance only includes Permanent accounts. Now ask yourself, what types of accounts are permanent accounts? Then also, what types of accounts appear on the balance sheet. Knowing and understanding the answers to these 2 questions will help you answer the prompt. :)
Thank you so much!
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May i ask if capital it should be in journal entries right?
I'm not sure what you are asking. Can you try rephrasing your question?
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If there was any withdrawals , our capital gonna be increase or decrease ?
Capital will decreased if you are withdrawing from capital
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is accounts payable a permanent account?
Yes :)
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What I’m struggling with is Common Stock and Retained earnings they’re change in place of capital and drawing and I don’t know how to get the retained earnings
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I did my closing entries like this in our class and the teacher gave me a d
If your textbook doesn't use the four-entry method, yeah, that makes sense.
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