Accounting Foundation Flashcards

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Asset

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An asset is a present economic resource controlled by the entity as a result of past events that has the potential to produce future economic benefits.

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Liability

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A liability is a present obligation of the entity to transfer an economic resource as a result of past events.

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Owner equity

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Owner’s equity is the residual interest in the assets of the entity after deducting all its liabilities.

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Revenue

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Revenues are increases in assets or decreases in liabilities that result in increases in owner’s equity, other than those relating to contributions from the owner.

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Expenses

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Expenses are decreases in assets or increases in liabilities that result in a decrease in owner’s equity, other than those relating to distributions to the owner.

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Accouniting entity assumption

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The business is separated from the owner and other entities and its records should be kept on this basis

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period assumption

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The life of the business is divided into ‘period’ of time. Record should reflect the ‘period’ in which the transaction occurs

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Going concern assumption

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The life of a business is assumed to be continuous and its records are kept on that basis

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Accrual basis

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Revenue is recognised when it is earned. Expenses are recognised when they are incurred. So profit is calculated as revenue earned against in a particular period against expenses incurred in that period

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10
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Relevance

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Financial information should be capable of making a differences to the decision made by users by helping them to form predictions and confirm or change their previous evaluation.

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Understandability

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Financial information should be understandable for comprehensible to users with a reasonable knowledge of business and economic activities, and presented clearly.

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Timelessness

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Financial information should be available to decision makers in time to be capable of influencing their decision

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Verifiability

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Financial information should ensure that different knowledgeable and independent observers can reach a consensus (agreement) that an event is faithfully represented

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Faithful representation

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Financial information should be a faithful representation of the real-world economic events claims to represent: complete, free from material error and neutral (without bias.

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Comparability

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Financial information should be able to be compared information with other similar entities for another period or another date

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16
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Account receivable turnover (ARTO)

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Average Account receivable (Divide) Net Credit Sales (Plus GST) x 365

17
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Account payable turnover (APTO)

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Average Account Payable (Divide) Net Credit Purchase (Plus GST) x 365

18
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Current asset

A

If they are reasonably expected to be converted to cash, sold or consumed within the next 12 months.

19
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Non-current asset

A

Assets that are not held for resale and are

reasonably expected to be used for more than the next 12 months.

20
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Current liability

A

if it is reasonably expected they will be settled within

12 months.

21
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Non-current liability

A

Liabilities that are not required to be settled

within 12 months

22
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User of financial information

A

The owner
Accounts Receivable
Accounts Payable
Taxation Office (ATO).

23
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Rules of double-entry Accounting

A

Every transaction will affect at least two
items in the Accounting equation.

The Accounting equation must always
balance.

24
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Strategies for managing account payable

A

Develop a strong relationship with each suppliers

Pay within credit term

Appoint an account payable officer

25
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Strategies for managing account receivable

A

Develop a strong relationship with each customer

Send reminders

Appoint an account receivable officer

26
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non-financial information

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any information that cannot be found in the financial statements, and is not express in dollar or cent for eg number of customer compliant

27
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financial information

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assumptions, qualitative characteristic and elements

28
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ethical consideration

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the social and environment consequences of a financial decision

29
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financial data

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raw facts and figure upon which financial information is based

30
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financial information

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financial data that has been sorted and classified and summarised into a more usable and understandable form

31
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Narration

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explain the nature of the transaction and the source document enable the transactions to be verified.