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In this example, we're going to be working with t accounts and journal entries.
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Build customers for august fees earned.
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The journal entry would be a debit to accounts receivable because we haven't actually received the cash yet, but we've built the customers.
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The credit would be to sales revenue.
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We've earned this amount, so we're allowed to recognize revenue.
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Let's start t accounts for both of these, a t account for ar and a tia cash for revenue.
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Purchase supplies on account.
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When we purchase supplies, our supplies increase and assets increase with debits when we're doing adjusting entries.
01:02
It says that we bought it on account, so we don't decrease cash, we increase accounts payable.
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Liabilities increase with credits.
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And i would have to make new t accounts for these because i don't already have them.
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Supplies, accounts payable.
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Received cash from customers on account.
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When we receive cash, our assets increase.
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On account means they previously owed me.
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I need to lower my accounts receivable by this amount to show that they no longer owe it to me...