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Analyzing Business Transactions

Analyzing Business Transactions

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Business

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11th - 12th Grade

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Easy

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DANIELLE BEATRICE S. HERRERO

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2 Slides • 21 Questions

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Analyzing Business Transactions

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Multiple Choice

From whose point of view do we analyze business transactions?

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Business

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Owner

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Analyzing Business Transactions

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Open Ended

VALUE RECEIVED: Purchased supplies for cash

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Open Ended

VALUE PARTED WITH: Purchased supplies for cash

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Open Ended

VALUE RECEIVED: Purchased equipment on account

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Open Ended

VALUE PARTED WITH: Purchased equipment on account

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Open Ended

VALUE RECEIVED: The owner invested cash in the business

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Open Ended

VALUE PARTED WITH: The owner invested cash in the business

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Open Ended

VALUE RECEIVED: Paid the equipment bought on account

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Open Ended

VALUE PARTED WITH: Paid the equipment bought on account

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Open Ended

VALUE RECEIVED: Borrowed money from the bank to be used by the business

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Open Ended

VALUE PARTED WITH: Borrowed money from the bank to be used by the business

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Open Ended

VALUE RECEIVED: The owner withdrew cash from the business

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Open Ended

VALUE PARTED WITH: The owner withdrew cash from the business

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Open Ended

VALUE RECEIVED: Purchased furniture and fixtures on account

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Open Ended

VALUE PARTED WITH: Purchased furnitures and fixtures on account

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Open Ended

VALUE RECEIVED: Returned defective furniture bought on account

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Open Ended

VALUE PARTED WITH: Returned defective furniture bought on account

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Open Ended

VALUE RECEIVED: Purchased additional supplies on account

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Open Ended

VALUE PARTED WITH: Purchased additional supplies on account

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Open Ended

VALUE RECEIVED: Paid half of the loan

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Open Ended

VALUE PARTED WITH: Paid half of the loan

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