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Problem 1: Describe the impact if the following transactions and events will have on the balance sheet and/or the income statement. In this question, you do not have to worry about the cash flow statement. For example, assume the owner contributed $20,000, owner's equity on the balance sheet would also increase by the same amount. The balance sheet will increase. There is no impact on the income statement. If a transaction or event affects the income statement, you cannot simply state the equity would be affected. You MUST specify how this would happen. That is, you must specify whether it would affect the income or expense. When dealing with assets or liabilities, you must name a relevant account, such as cash, building, loan payable, etc. Two marks for transactions (a) to (h) inclusive. Four marks for transaction (I)
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