Accounting CH 1 Flashcards

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1
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According to the fraud triangle, three factors must be present to for a person to commit fraud

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Opportunity, Pressure, and Rationalization

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What are Generally accepted accounting principles? (GAAP)

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Concepts and rules that govern financial accounting practice

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All of the following are part of the FASB conceptual framework:

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Objectives, Elements, Recognition and measurement, and Qualitative characteristics

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The four general accepted accounting principles are as follows

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Full disclosure, Expense Recognition, Revenue Recognition, and Measurement

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5
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Data analytics

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is a process of analyzing data to identify meaningful relations and trends

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6
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An employee having trouble paying his bills might exhibit the following fraud factor as

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Pressure

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7
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GAAP wants information to have

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relevance and faithful representation

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8
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Revenue recognition is received when

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Goods and services are provided to customers

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9
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Equity is composed of equity and

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retained earnings

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10
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A corporations equity is composed of two main parts:

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Retained earnings and Contributed capitol

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11
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Dividends are

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resources paid to the stockholders

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12
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A single line means

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an addition or subtraction

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13
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Double line means

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Final totals

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14
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Is notes receivable a asset or liability

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Asset

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15
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Owners capitol

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equity account

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16
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Notes receivable acquire

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interest

17
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Notes Receivable is a written promise that

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you pay a specific amount of money at a future date

18
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Chart of Accounts

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a list of all ledger accounts in a business and includes an identification number assigned to each account

19
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A T account represents

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a ledger account

20
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Which accounts have a normal credit balance

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Revenues, Accounts Payable, Common Stock, and Unearned Revenues

21
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Posting is when

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you transfer journal entry to ledger

22
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Normal debit balance

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Expenses, Dividends, and Assets

23
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Which statements are calculated over a period of time

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income, cash flows, retained earnings

24
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Recievable + Prepaid

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an asset

25
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Equipment

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Asset

26
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Unearned

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Liability

27
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Assets increase on the (r) or (l) side

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left

28
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Liabilities + Equity increase on the (r) or (l) side

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right

29
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Assets decrease on

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the right side

30
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Liabilities and equity decreases on the

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left slide

31
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debit

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left

32
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credit

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right

33
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the normal ending balance for an account is the

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same side as its increase

34
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assets have normal

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debit balances