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Anderson, Inc. provides personal training to busy executives in Manhattan. Anderson's rate sheet is shown below:

Type of Training:	Hourly rate:
Private personal training	$100
Group corporate training (limited to 20 participants)	$2,500

Anderson had the following transactions in August 2013:

1	Jim Anderson, the sole stockholder invested $50,000 in Anderson, Inc.
7	Purchased gym equipment for $85,000 and signed a promissory note.
10	Hired a Website developer to create a Website and paid her a $4,000 advance.
14	Purchased office supplies on account.
16	Printed marketing materials for distribution at a cost of $800.
18	Trained 20 out of shape, but wealthy stockbroker's, using high intensity interval training. Invoiced their Fortune 100 company for $2,500.
20	Mailed marketing materials via US Postal Service for $120.
25	Conducted personal training sessions for 16 clients on account.
30	Collected $2,500 from the August 18 trainings.
31	Paid the bank $500 toward the loan dated August 7, 2013.

Determine how each transaction affected Anderson's assets. If a transaction only affects one asset, leave the second row blank.