Choose the letter from the box below that best represents the effect of the transaction on the accounting equation when the transaction is recorded on the dates below. Options WATCH THE DATES! (Increase/Decrease means one asset increases and another decreases-order does not matter.) August 7, Year 1: HPT bills a special group of customers $4,000 for services on August 7. The payments is due and expected in September, Year 1. August 8, Year 1: HTP collects $28, 900 for last month's (July's) membership fees. August 10, Year 1: HPT receives $30,000 from jane Millionaire for contracted private services that will be provided from September through December of Year1. August 11, Year1: HPT borrows $50,000 from a bank. August 12, Year1: HPT signs a contract with Rooly Bigstar. Rooly agrees to pay HPT $1,000 at the beginning of each month from October through December of Year 1 for yoga lessons during those months. August 4, Year1. HTP pays $1, 200 for fresh rose bouquets to brighten the lobby in each of the facilities. (The roses will be dead before the end of the month.) August 31, Year1: HPT receives the bill for security guard services provided during August, Year1. HPT must pay the $5, 600 bill by September 10, Year1. August 31, Year1: HPT pays the shareholders a $20,000 dividend. (Nothing was previously recorded regarding this dividend.) August 31, Year1: HPT paid $350 to have the windows cleaned on August 31, Year1. August 31, Year1: HPT pays an media firm $35,000 for an advertising campaign that well begin in September, Year1. A. A from table. B. B from table. C. C from table. D. D from table. E. E from table. F. F from table. G. G from table. H. H from table. Choose the letter from the box below that best represents the effect of the transaction on the accounting equation when the transaction is recorded on the dates below. Options WATCH THE DATES! (Increase/Decrease means one asset increases and another decreases-order does not matter.) August 7, Year 1: HPT bills a special group of customers $4,000 for services on August 7. The payments is due and expected in September, Year 1. August 8, Year 1: HTP collects $28, 900 for last month's (July's) membership fees. August 10, Year 1: HPT receives $30,000 from jane Millionaire for contracted private services that will be provided from September through December of Year1. August 11, Year1: HPT borrows $50,000 from a bank. August 12, Year1: HPT signs a contract with Rooly Bigstar. Rooly agrees to pay HPT $1,000 at the beginning of each month from October through December of Year 1 for yoga lessons during those months. August 4, Year1. HTP pays $1, 200 for fresh rose bouquets to brighten the lobby in each of the facilities. (The roses will be dead before the end of the month.) August 31, Year1: HPT receives the bill for security guard services provided during August, Year1. HPT must pay the $5, 600 bill by September 10, Year1. August 31, Year1: HPT pays the shareholders a $20,000 dividend. (Nothing was previously recorded regarding this dividend.) August 31, Year1: HPT paid $350 to have the windows cleaned on August 31, Year1. August 31, Year1: HPT pays an media firm $35,000 for an advertising campaign that well begin in September, Year1. A. A from table. B. B from table. C. C from table. D. D from table. E. E from table. F. F from table. G. G from table. H. H from table
