Accounting First Exam Flashcards

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1
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Investing T- Accounts

A

PPE, Ac D, IA, Ac AM

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2
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Journal Entry for Gain (Sales Price > Book value)

A

Left
Cash
Ac Dep

Right
Equiment
Gain

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3
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Journal Entry for Loss (Sales Price < Book Value)

A

Left
Cash
Ac Dep
Loss

Right
Equipment

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4
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Journal Entry for Deprectiation

A

Depreciation Expense
Accumulated Depreciation

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5
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Financing T-accounts

A

Notes/Mortgages/Bonds Payable
Long-Term Debt
Dividends Payables
Retained Earnings
Common Stock

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6
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Declaring Dividend Journal Entry

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Cash Dividends
Dividends Payable

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7
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Paying Dividends Journal Entry

A

Dividends Payable
Cash

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8
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Operating added to Sales

A

A/R, U/R

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9
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Operating Added to COGS

A

Inventory, A/P

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10
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Adjusting Entry: recieving cash before earning

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Cash
U/R

U/R
Cash

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11
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Adjusting Entry: Revenue before Cash

A

A/R
Sales Revenue

Cash
A/R

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12
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Accounting Cycle

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  1. Analyze
  2. Journal Entries
    3.Post to Ledger
  3. Unadjusted Trial Balance
  4. Adjusted Entry
  5. Adjusted Trial Balance
  6. Prepare Financial Statements
  7. Closing Entries
  8. Post-closing trial balance
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13
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Order of Assets

A

Cash
marketable securities
A/R
Inventory
Supplies
Prepaid Expenses

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14
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NTC: I have 141.1 billion in receivables. This is 69% of my total assets of $205.96 Billion

Google
Truist Banks
Home Depot
Boeing

A

Truist Banks

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15
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NTC: I have 252.6 in PPE. This is 73% of my total assets of $348.6 billion

Google
Bank of America
The Gap
Exxon Mobil

A

Exxon Mobil

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16
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My total revenue for the year was $46.3 billion. I generated 23% in quarter 1, 22% in quarter 2, 23% in quarter 3 and 32% in quarter 4

Travelers Insurance
Alocoa (makes aluminum)
3M (makes office supplies)
Best Buy

A

Best Buy

17
Q

COGS is my largest expense. For the year ended January 28, 2018, my COGS of $66.5 billion was 66% of my sales of $100.9 billion

Home Depot
Google
American Express
Walt Disney

A

Home Depot

18
Q

My bad debt expense for each of the past four years has been as follows: 2.5 million, 3 million, 2.4 million, 1.4 million

Wells Fargo
Mcdonalds
Walt Disney
Wal-mart

A

Wells Fargo has large amount of recievables companies record bad debt expense to account for people not paying recievables

19
Q

My depreciation for 2012 totaled $5.9 billion. This is down substantially from prior years. For example, my depreciation in 2005 was $15.8 billion

Google
Microsoft
General Motors
Bkershire Hathaway

A

General Motors has large PPE

20
Q

My return on sales was 3% which was much lower than the other three companies

Apple
Google
Exxon Mobil
Microsoft

A

Exxon Mobil has lots of revenue, but also a lot of expenses

21
Q

My return on sales was 1.9% which was the lowest of any companies listed below

Kroger
Coke
Mcdonalds
Boeing

A

Kroger grocery stores are not very profitable because so competitive

22
Q

Four Financial Statements

A

Income Statement, Balance Sheet, Cash Flows, Retained Earnings

23
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Receipt of Unearned Revenue

A

Cash
Unearned Revenue

24
Q

Prepaying Rent/Insurance

A

Prepaid Rent/Insurance
Cash

25
Q

Paying One month of rent

A

Rent Expense
Cash

26
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Indirect Method for Operating

A

NI
1. Add deprecation/amortization
2. subtract gains
3. subtract increased CA (ignore cash)
4. Add decreased in CA (ignore cash)
5. add increases in CL (ignore finance)
6. Subtract decreased in CL (ignore finance

27
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Cash Collected from Customers journal entry

A

Sales on Account:
A/R
Sales Revenue

Collection of A/R:
Cash
A/R

add change in unearned revenue

28
Q

Cash paid for inventory purchases journal entries

A

Selling Inventory:
COGS
Inventory

Purchase on Account:
Inventory
A/P

Paying for Inventory
A/P
Cash

29
Q

Cash paid to employees JE

A

Accrue Salaries/Wages
Salaries and Wages Expense
Salaries and Wages Payable

Paying Salaries/Wages
Salaries/Wages Payable
Cash

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