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CH 2]                             Accounting  Equation                                   2-5



                               Assets                         =      Liabilities  +         Equity
                           Cash  +  Equipment  +    Product   =    DuPont Chem    +      J. Newell, Capital
                    1)   $60,000                                                           $60,000
                    2)   -$ 2,500  +  $ 2,500

                  Balances  $57,500 +  $2,500   +             =                            $60,000
                    3)  -$35,000              +     $35,000   =
                  Balances $22,500  +  $2,500   +   $35,000   =                            $60,000

                    4)                        +      $3,500   =    +$3,500
                  Balances $22,500  +  $2,500   +   $38,500   =     $3,500        +        $60,000
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                    5)   -$1,500              +               =     -$1,500
                  Balances $21,000  +  $2,500   +   $38,500   =     $2,000        +        $60,000

                    6)   +$ 4,500             +     -$ 2,300   =                          +$ 2,200
                  Balances $25,500  +  $2,500   +   $36,200   =     $2,000                 $62,200
                    7)   -$ 1,400             +               =                            -$ 1,400

                  Balances $24,100  +  $2,500   +   $36,200   =     $2,000                 $60,800

               ACCOUNTING STATEMENTS

                    There are two principal accounting summaries: one lists the kinds and the amounts of property of the business,
                together with the ownership rights in the property; the other reports the effects of the operations of the business on
                the owner's equity or right in the property. The first of these summaries is known as the BALANCE SHEET; it
                shows the assets, the liabilities, and the equity. The second summary is known as the INCOME STATEMENT; it
                lists the income and the costs of operation for the period, which result in an increase or a decrease in owners
                equity. The BALANCE SHEET gives a picture of financial condition at a given moment of time; the INCOME
                STATEMENT covers the period of time between two balance sheets.

                    For example,  the information  needed to prepare a  balance sheet  for  Newell's Feed and Supply  Co. after
                transaction (7) appears on the last line of the tabulation shown above. The income statement for the period would
                report the amount of sales, the cost of the goods that were sold, the various expenses, and the net income or loss.
                    From an accounting point of view, the life of any business enterprise is a succession of balance sheets, usually
                prepared annually and tied together by income statements, each covering one year. When statements are prepared
                annually, the income statement covers the year following the previous balance sheet and ending with the date of
                the present balance sheet. If the life of a business enterprise is represented by a line starting at point X and moving
                toward the right, accounting statement may be diagrammed as follows:



                Balance Sheet              Balance Sheet          Balance Sheet                  Balance Sheet
                Dec. 31, 2021              Dec. 31, 2022          Dec. 31, 2023                  Dec. 31,2024

                        T  H  E     L  I  F  E        O  F      A             B  U  S  I  N  E  S S

                X

                           Income  Statement       Income  Statement           Income  Statement
                                 2022                    2023                        2024


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