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Home /  Accounting Equation
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  • Expanded Accounting Equation: Expenses, Payable, Advance Expenses

  • Arjun EP
  • Published on: September 16, 2020

  •  

    Expenses, Outstanding Expenses, Prepaid Expenses in Expanded Accounting Equation

    Factory, office and warehouse need money to operate them.

    Expenses related to daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, half yearly and yearly known as operating expenses.

    Operating expenses includes manufacturing expenses, administrative expenses, office expenses, selling and distribution expenses.

    All the costs related to management and administrative of the organization is known administrative expenses.

    These expenses are incurred day-to-day office activities.

    The main expenses are office salary, management expenses, office expenses, office rent etc.

    These expenses are deducted from capital in accounting equation in sole proprietorship.

    These expenses are debited in profit and loss account.

     

    Outstanding expenses

    Outstanding is expense incurred but not paid.

    Outstanding is also known as payable, to be paid, unpaid, due.

    It is liability for the organization.

    It is shown in liabilities side of accounting equation or balance sheet.

     

    Prepaid expenses

    Prepaid is paid in advance before.

    Outstanding is also known as payable, to be paid, unpaid, due.

    It is liability for the organization.

    It is shown in liabilities side of accounting equation or balance sheet.

     

    Keep in Mind (KIM)

    Factory overheads:

    Office overheads:

    Selling and distribution overheads:

    Productive expenses

    Unproductive expenses

    Direct/indirect materials

    Consumed store

    All factories expenses like:

    Estimating expenses, drawing

    Rent, rates, stationery expenses

    Phone, mobile and internet bills

    Lighting, heating, power

    Salary to general staff

    Manager or director salary

    Depreciation on factory assets

    Factory repairs and maintenance

    Establishment charge

    Manager or director salary

    All office expenses like:

    Salary to office staff

    Rent, rates and tax

    Stationery, postage expenses

    Phone, mobile and internet bills

    Bank charge, audit fee, Insurance

    Depreciation on office assets

    Office repairs and maintenance

     

     

    Carriage outward (on sales)

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    Salary to sales agent

    Commission to sales agent

    Rent to warehouse or godown

    Stationery, postage expenses

    Phone, mobile and internet bills

    Insurance of warehouse

    Depreciation on warehouse

    Depreciation on delivery van

    Warehouse repairs and maintenance

     

    Here, Amount = Rs = $ = £ = € = ₹ = Af = ৳ = Nu = Rf = රු = 

    PROBLEM: 7

    PK Glass House has following extracted data for the month of April 2020:

    a.     Business started with cash Rs 23,000; bank balance 37,000 and stock Rs 80,000.

    b.    Goods sold for cash Rs 45,000.

    c.     Rent paid for Rs 5,000 by cheque.

    d.    Electricity bill payable Rs 600.

    e.     Internet bill paid in advance Rs 4,500.

    f.       Salary paid part time accountant in cash Rs 4,000 and still payable Rs 2,000.

    g.     Non-life insurance paid by cheque Rs 1,200; it includes Rs 300 as advance.

    Required: Expanded accounting equation

    [Answer: Assets = Rs 120,100; Capital = Rs 117,500; Liabilities = Rs 2,600]

    SOLUTION:

    Explanation:

    (a) Cash, bank and stock increases assets; it also increases capital.

    (b) Goods sold for cash increases cash but decreases stock.

    (c) Rent paid by cheque decreases bank; it is expenses and decreases capital.

    (d) Electricity bill paid decreases cash; it is expenses and decreases capital.

    (e) Advance internet bill decreases cash; but it is prepaid so it increases asset.

    (f) Salary paid decreases cash; it is expenses so decreases capital. Still payable is outstanding; it increases liabilities.

    (f) Insurance decreases cash; it is expenses so decreases capital. Advance insurance increases assets.

    Accounting Equation

    Particulars

    Assets

    =

    Owner’s equity

    +

    Liabilities

     

    Cash

    +

    Bank

    +

    Stock

    +

    Advance

    =

    Capital ±

     

    Payable

    a

    Business started

    23,000

    +

    27,000

    +

    80,000

    +

    0

    =

    130,000

     

    +

    0

     

     

    First equation

    23,000

    +

    27,000

    +

    80,000

     +

    0

    =

    130,000

     

    +

    0

     

    b

    Goods sold in cash   

    45,000

     

    0

     

    (45,000)

     

    0

     

    0

     

     

    0

     

     

    New equation

    68,000

    +

    27,000

    +

    35,000

    +

    0

    =

    130,000

     

    +

    0

     

    c

    Rent paid by cheque

    0

     

    (5,000)

     

    0

     

    0

     

    (5,000)

    exp

     

    0

     

     

    New equation

    68,000

    +

    22,000

    +

    35,000

    +

    0

    =

    125,000

     

    +

    0

     

    d

    Electricity bill payable

    0

     

    0

     

    0

     

    0

     

    (600)

    exp

     

    600

     

     

    New equation

    68,000

    +

    22,000

    +

    35,000

    +

    0

    =

    124,400

     

    +

    600

     

    e

    Internet bill paid in advance

    (4,500)

     

    0

     

    0

     

    4,500

     

    0

     

     

    0

     

     

    New equation

    63,500

    +

    22,000

    +

    35,000

    +

    4,500

    =

    124,400

     

    +

    600

     

    f

    Salary paid and payable

    (4,000)

     

    0

     

    0

     

    0

     

    (6,000)

    exp

     

    2,000

     

     

    New equation

    59,500

    +

    +22,000

    +

    35,000

    +

    4,500

    =

    118,400

     

    +

    2,600

     

    e

    Insurance paid advance

    0

     

    (1,200)

     

    0

     

    300

     

    (900)

    exp

     

    0

     

     

    Final  equation

    59,500

    +

    20,800

    +

    35,000

    +

    4,800

    =

    117,500

     

    +

    2,600

     

                                   

     

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    Alternatively,

    Accounting Equation

    Particulars

    Assets

    =

    Capital

    +

    Liabilities

    a

    Business started

    23,000

    27,000

    80,000

    cash

    bank

    stock

    =

    130,000

     

    +

    0

     

     

    Beginning equation

    130,000

     

    =

    130,000

     

    +

    0

     

    b

    Goods sold in cash   

    45,000

    (45,000

    cash

    stock

     

    0

     

     

    0

     

     

    New equation

    130,000

     

    =

    130,000

     

    +

    0

     

    c

    Rent paid by cheque

    (5,000)

    bank  

     

    (5,000)

    exp

     

    0

     

     

    New equation

    125,000

     

    =

    125,000

     

    +

    0

     

    d

    Electricity bill payable

    0

     

     

    (600)

    exp

     

    600

    O/s

     

    New equation

    125,000

     

    =

    124,400

     

    +

    600

     

    e

    Internet bill paid in advance

    (4,500)

    4,500

    cash

    prepaid

     

     

    0

     

     

    0

     

     

    New equation

    125,000

     

    =

    124,400

     

    +

    600

     

    d

    Salary paid and payable

    (4,000)

     cash

     

    (6,000)

    exp 

     

    2,000

    O/s

     

    New equation

    121,000

     

    =

    118,400

     

    +

    2,600

     

    e

    Insurance paid and paid in advance

    (1,200)

    300

    bank

    prepaid

     

    (900)

     

     

     

    0

     

     

    Ending equation

    120,100

     

    =

    117,500

     

    +

    2,600

     

     

    #####

    PROBLEMS   AND   ANSWERS

    Here, Amount = Rs = $ = £ = € = ₹ = Af = ৳ = Nu = Rf = රු = 

    PROBLEM: 7A

    PK Glass House following extracted financial data:

    May 1, Balance of cash Rs 59,500; bank Rs 20,800; stock Rs 35,000; advance Rs 4,800; capital Rs 117,500 and payables Rs 2,600.

    May 5, Advance expired this month: insurance of Rs 100 out of Rs 300; internet Rs 1,500 out of Rs 4,500.

    May 10, Goods sold in cash Rs 25,000 at 60% profit

    May 15, Rent paid for Rs 5,000 through online payment.

    May 25, Electricity bill payable Rs 600.

    May 30, Salary paid to part time accountant Rs 2,000 of last month and Rs 6,000 current month.

    May 31, Cash deposited into bank 60,000.

    Required: Expanded accounting equation

    [Answer:  Assets = 31,500; 75,800; 10,000; 3,200;

    Owner’s equity = 119,300; Liabilities = 1,200]

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