Accounting Monopoly Rules  |
| Classification |
Account |
Account No. |
Account Balance |
| Assets |
Cash
Properties |
110
120 |
$2000
$0 |
| Liabilities |
Monopoly State Bank |
210 |
$1500 |
| Capital |
Your Name, Capital
Your Name, Drawing |
310
320 |
$500
$0 |
| Revenues |
"Go"
Revenue
Rent Revenue
Misc. Revenue |
410
420
430 |
$0
$0
$0 |
| Expenses |
Rent Expense
Misc. Expense |
510
520 |
$0
$0 |
Rules
- There are four players to a game, with one player acting as the banker.
- Each player starts with $2000 in his/her checking account. $500 comes from an investment
and $1500 is borrowed from the Bank.
- Property may be purchased on the first trip around the board.
- When you pay fines, taxes or to the Community Chess the check is made out to the
Monopoly State Bank.
- When you land on another person's property, you pay rent by writing the person a check.
- You do not need three of the same property to buy houses and hotels. You may buy them at
any time that you have the property. Make checks to Monopoly State Bank.
- The banker will deposit $200 in your account when you pass GO.
- All other Monopoly rules apply.
- Anytime you receive money you must prepare a receipt. All payments are made with a
check. Checks and receipts are issued when needed. Each transaction is then recorded in
your General Journal and then posted to your ledger.
- At the end of the game each person need to post all journal entries to the General
Ledger. Then prepare an income statement and a balance sheet.
- The persons with the greatest net income and largest capital account are the winners.
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