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Equipment is considered more permanent and longer lasting than supplies, which are used up quickly. Equipment includes machinery, furniture, fixtures, vehicles, computers, electronic devices, and office machines. Equipment does not include land or buildings owned by a business.
Answer and Explanation: The transaction decreases net income because it increases the supplies expense.
As you already know, equipment procurement is the process of finding and purchasing the tools your company needs to operate effectively. This process aims to reduce your overhead by seeing what you need and working with the equipment you already have in-house.
Expenses are the result of a company spending money, which reduces owners equity. Therefore, expense accounts have a debit normal balance. If revenues (credits) exceed expenses (debits) then net income is positive and a credit balance.
A key difference between business net income and personal net income is the business has already subtracted its overhead costs or general expenses, such as rent, utilities, payroll, and office supplies. An individuals net income doesnt account for those expenses.
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Equipment has relatively permanent value, and its purchase increases the value of the physical assets of the district. Expenditures made by districts for equipment, improvement of sites, building fixtures and service systems are charged as capital outlay; expenditures for supplies are charged as current expense.
However, remember that the net income from the income statement will later be added to the assets of the business and the supplies will be accounted for. The same goes for when they are bought on credit. The liabilities will increase and the supplies will be expensed against the income.
An income statement, also called a profit and loss statement (PL), shows a companys revenue and expenses during a specific reporting period. Fixed asset purchases are not recorded on the income statement, says Zeiter. Instead, they are expensed over the expected lifetime of the asset using depreciation.

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