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    Spartain 08 Posts: 3, Reputation: 1
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    Dec 1, 2007, 03:00 PM
    Converting Parnership transaction into T-account and Balance Sheet
    Regus Corporation is started with authorized capital stock of 10 000 common shares and 100 000 $5 preffered shares.

    A In T-accounts post the accounting entries for the following transactions
    For the first year of operation.
    1. The owner pays $20 000 for 10 000 shares of common stock.
    2. 10 000 preferred shares are sold to the general public at $50 a share.
    3. Land ($100 000) and a building ($200 000) are purchased for cash.
    4. A net income of $88 000 is earned for the year. (Debit Other Assets and credit Retained Earnings.)
    5. The preferred dividend is declared.
    B Prepare a simple balance sheet for Regus Corporation after transaction 5.

    "I don't understand what to do with other assets do I debit it 88 000 and credit Retained Earnings 88 000 I am confused :confused:"
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    terryg752 Posts: 197, Reputation: 4
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    Dec 1, 2007, 04:35 PM
    I am not sure but I think it will be like this:

    Any surplus (Net Income) will go Retained Earnings.

    Yes, You debit Other assets and Credit Retained Earnings.

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