Accounting 2 Flashcards

1
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accounts receivable

A
  • business has right to the property until customer pays it off
  • money owed to business from customer purchasing items on credit/on account
  • ex. boscov’s customer using charge card
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2
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cash or goods used to generate income either by investing in a business or a different income property

A

capital

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3
Q

depreciation

A

decrease in value of property as it becomes old and gradually wears out

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4
Q

assets

A

something a business or person owns of value

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5
Q

liquid asset

A

asset that can easily be converted to cash

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6
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What is the asset equation?

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Assets = Liabilities + Owners Equity

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7
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liability

A
  • money you own for something - ex. car loan, mortgage
  • buy now pay later
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8
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examples of notes payable

A

mortage payable

taxes payable

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9
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examples of items that appreaciate

A

house

land

antiques

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10
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items available for sale

A

inventory

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11
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exampes of items that depreciate

A

cars

electronics

computers

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12
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cash

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all monetary items

ex. bank deposits, currency, coins, checks, money orders

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13
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economic event that causes a change in assets, liabilities or owner’s equity

A

business transaction

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14
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inventory

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  • items available for sale (on shelves or in backrooms)
  • ex. best buy’s tvs in store
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15
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general incrase in value of property that occurs over time

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appreciation

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16
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financial claim

A

who has the right to use something

ex. taking away your car by bank if you do not pay loan

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17
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double entry accounting

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where each transaction affects at least 2 accounts

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18
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subdivision under assets, liabilities or owner’s equity that summarize charges and shows balance for a specific item

A

account

19
Q

what goes under liabilities column

A

accounts payable

20
Q

what goes under assets column

A
  • supplies
  • cash in bank
  • inventory
  • equipment
  • account receivable
  • anything that can be converted to cash
  • accounts
21
Q

account

A

subdivision under assets, liablities or owner’s equity that summarize charges and shows balance for a specific item

22
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owners equity

A

value of owner’s investment

23
Q

accounts receivable

A
  • aka A/R
  • money owed to businesses from customers purchasing items on credit or on account
24
Q

appreciation

A

general increase in value of property that occurs over time

25
Q

examples of assets

A

car, house, suitcases, perfume, airplanes

26
Q

anything of value a business or person owns and controls

A

property

27
Q

where each transaction affects at least 2 accounts

A

double entry accounting

28
Q

examples of office supply

A

computer

copier

pens

pencils

stapler

etc

29
Q

written promise to pay money owed at specified times

A

notes payable

30
Q

value of owner’s investment

A

owner’s equity

31
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accounts payable

A
  • purchasing on account
  • purchasing goods and or services on account
  • ex. target purchased cheetos inventory from frito-lay on account
32
Q

property

A

anything of value a business or person owns and controls

33
Q

business transaction

A

economic event that causes a change in assets, liabilities or owners equity

ex. buy a movie ticket - your assets decrease (cash) and the theaters assets increase

34
Q

who has right to use something, legal right to property

A

financial claim

35
Q

notes payable

A
  • aka promissory note
  • written promise to pay money owed at specified times
36
Q

what goes under owners equity

A
  • revenue +
  • expense -
  • owner’s name and capital
37
Q

money owed to businesses from cusotmers purchasing items on credit/on account

A

accounts receivable

38
Q

capital

A

cash or goods used to generate income either by investing in a business or a different income property

39
Q

money owed to businesses from customers purchasing items on credit or on account

A

accounts receivable

40
Q

purchasing on account

A

accounts payable

41
Q

decrease in value of a property as it becomes old and gradually wears out

A

depreciation

42
Q

money you owe for something

A

liability

43
Q

something a business or person owns of value

A

assets