Accounting Flashcards
There are two bases for accounting; what are they?
cash and accrual
What is the amount of assets remaining after all liabilities are paid off? (The true ownership value)
equity
Assets minus all liabilities equals what?
net worth
a ____________ provides a good, detailed, overview of how current income compares with income received last week?
Sales Journal
sales records are needed
for some insurance reports
check registers
balance the bank accounts
builders need _________ to pay small expenses that arise day to day
petty cash
rent, phone, utilities and office supplies are considered _______ expenses
overhead
___________ must be presented when apply for performance bonds and for loan applications
financial statements
_______ is the simplest bookkeeping method used
double entry
_________ is entered on the left side of a T account
Debits
_________ is entered on the right side of a T account
credit
general ledger
summarizes all business operations
is separate form subsidiary ledgers
is out of balance if there is a posting error
A Financial statement ____________
summarizes the general ledger
comparisons of net worth to liabilities used by bankers considering load applications are called?
ratios
__________ are funds withheld form payments as an incentive for timely job completion
retainage
it is important to watch _______, since it can alert the business to the accumulation of hard to collect accounts
trends
the most popular and widely used test for cash position is the _______?
current ratio
__________ summarizes the existing condition of a business
balance sheet
the satisfactory minimum current ration which compares current assets to current liabilities is
2:1
a ratio used to determine the ability to pay current debts without including inventory
quick assets
working capital is
available current assets
These are called the books of ORIGINAL entry and include as much information as possible recorded with each transaction.
journals
These are called the books of FINAL entry and include a summary of information from the journals.
general ledger