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Identify the item that is incorrectly classified in the given Balance Sheet and calculate the owner's equity after correction.
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6 stepsPart 26· 3 steps
Analyze the items listed under Assets and Liabilities in the provided Balance Sheet.
- Assets: Cash at bank (K3000), BSP-Loan (K2000), Vehicle (K5000).
- Liabilities: Loan from JC (K1000).
Identify the nature of each item.
- Cash at bank is an asset.
- A Vehicle is an asset.
- A Loan from JC is a liability (money owed to an external party).
- A BSP-Loan is also money owed to an external party (the bank), making it a liability.
Determine which item is incorrectly classified.
The "BSP-Loan" is listed under Assets, but it is a liability. Therefore, it is recorded incorrectly.
The correct option is D.
D) BSP-Loan
Part 27· 3 steps
Recall the accounting equation
Assets = Liabilities + Owner's Equity (Capital).
Correct the mistake identified in Question 26.
The BSP-Loan of K2000 should be moved from Assets to Liabilities.
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Corrected Assets: Cash at bank = K3000 Vehicle = K5000 Total Corrected Assets = K3000 + K5000 = K8000
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Corrected Liabilities: Loan from JC = K1000 BSP-Loan = K2000 Total Corrected Liabilities = K1000 + K2000 = K3000
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Calculate the owner's contribution (Capital) using the corrected figures.
The correct option is A.
A) K5000
Part 28
Interest received is money earned by the business, typically from investments or bank deposits. This inflow of money is considered income.
The correct option is D.
D) revenue
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