00:01
Okay, i've listed some different questions here that will allow us to talk about the effect of cash and the effect on net income from different transactions.
00:12
So when we're talking about cash, cash is an easy one to tell if it's affected because the account would be cash.
00:17
As far as net income, you want to see if revenues and expenses are affected.
00:22
So for letter a, only cash would be affected.
00:27
Supplies would go up, cash would go down when you pay for.
00:32
For supplies with cash.
00:35
No revenue or expense here, so only cash is affected.
00:42
Using $30 of supplies, when you use supplies, you debit supplies expense to show that you've used it, and you credit supplies to show that you no longer have these supplies.
00:56
So here you can see cash is not affected.
00:59
What's affected is your net income.
01:03
Net income would go down because your expenses increased.
01:10
Made sales a $1 ,500 on account.
01:13
The key here is it's on account, so we actually didn't receive the cash.
01:18
Your entry would be accounts receivable because you're waiting on the money and sales revenue...