Accounting Flashcards

1
Q

1099 code

A

corresponding box on the 1099 form that our data must populate

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2
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ACH

A

automated clearing house

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3
Q

Accrual Basis Accounting

A

revenue is earned when the time is worked, and expenses are recognized when incurred

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4
Q

Advanced Cost

A

when a firm pays for something BEFORE being paid by the client

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5
Q

AP

A

accounts payable

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6
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AP Clerk

A

handles tasks related to AP (creates vendors, enters payables, pays invoices)

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7
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Asset

A

items owned by the firm (cash, real estate, furniture, pc, AR - Balance Sheet account)

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8
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Batch

A

group of checks to be paid

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9
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Billing Clerk

A

handles everything related to billing (generate BIMs, time/cost edits, generate bills, apply cash)

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10
Q

Billing Cycle

A

how frequent firms bill their clients

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11
Q

BIM

A

Billing Information Memo

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12
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Cash Basis Accounting

A

revenue recognized when invoices are paid; expenses recognized when bill is paid

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13
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Contra-Asset

A

negative asset account used to reduce the balance in the associated asset account

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14
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Credit

A

increases revenue, equity, and liability account, while decreasing asset and expense accounts

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15
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Debit

A

increase asset and expense account, while reducing liability, income, and equity accounts

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16
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Deductible Billing

A

one party pays up to a certain amount, and remaining payments are made by someone else

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17
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Double Entry Accounting

A

recording each transaction into at least two accounts (debit/credit to one or more accounts)

18
Q

Equity

A

assets minus liabilities (Balance Sheet account)

19
Q

Expenses

A

cost of operation a company incurs to generate revenue (Income Statement account)

20
Q

GL

A

General Ledger (detail of all transactions)

21
Q

Group

A

grouping of vouchers

22
Q

Hard Cost

A

costs that can be directly tied/linked to client/matter

23
Q

Income/Revenue

A

money earned (Income Statement account)

24
Q

Liability

A

items owed by the firm (payables, trust/retainer money, unapplied cash - Balance Sheet account)

25
Q

Modified Cash Accounting

A

revenue recognized upon collection, but some expenses recognized when booked in as payables

26
Q

Multi Payor

A
27
Q

Narrative

A

explanation of billable hours

28
Q

Net Income (Profit)

A

income minus expenses

29
Q

P an L

A

profit and loss (Income Statement account)

30
Q

Pay When Paid

A

firm pays something/someone after being paid by client

31
Q

Reconciliation

A

balancing/making sure GL matches

32
Q

Single Payor

A

one party pays bill

33
Q

Soft Cost

A

shared costs not linked to a specific client/matter

34
Q

Suspense Account

A

holding account

35
Q

Tax Draw Check

A

firm cuts attorney a check to pay their taxes

36
Q

Trial Balance

A

list of all GL accounts

37
Q

Unapplied Cash

A

client overpayments

38
Q

Vendor

A

anyone the firm pays

39
Q

Voucher

A

IOU/unpaid bill

40
Q

WIP

A

work in progress