Accounting Flashcards

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double entry bookkeeping

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Every transaction should affect at least 2 accounts

Debits and credits must balance

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2
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A company’s obligation to pay is known as

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A liability

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3
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Items of value owned by the business are known as

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Assets

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4
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What are the 2 basic payroll journal entries?

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Paying employees and paying taxes

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5
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The owners investment in the business is known as

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Capital

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6
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The list of the accounts in the chart of accounts, and balances that correspond to each, is known as

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Trial balance

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7
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Balance sheet equation (accounting equation)

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Liability + equity = assets

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8
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Revenues should be reflected in the same period as the cost incurred to generate them, is referring to what concept?

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Matching concept

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9
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The going concern is what?

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An assumption that the business entity is financially viable and will continue in existence into the foreseeable future

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10
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Components of a financial statement

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Balance sheet
Income statement
Statement of changes in equity
Statement of cash flows

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11
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Compound journal entry

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An accounting entry that effects more than 2 accounts

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