Accounting Fundamentals Flashcards
Debits are the same as adding to a general ledger account and credits are the same as subtracting from a general ledger account. True or False?
False
What type of transaction is most likely the source of this general ledger transaction? A debit to cash for $100, a credit to Accounts Receivable for $100.
A. The recording of a payment to a vendor
B. The recording of a customer invoice
C. The recording of a payment from a customer
D. Taking money from petty cash to pay for the teams lunch
C. The recording of a payment from a customer
The results of exporting a batch appear on the accounting screen in the batch activity feed. If there are errors you’ll see an export errors link that will display error detail. True or False?
True
A purchase order is treated just like a vendor invoice in an accounting system; it will create a balance due to the vendor and counter that with an increase in cost of goods sold. True or False?
False
A purchase order does not generally impact the General Ledger. That happens when the actual items ordered are received and you record the invoice from the vendor.
There are two methods of accounting. The method recommended for businesses involves using accounts like AR and AP to allow you to look forward to anticipated revenue and expenses. This give you a better ability to forecast and plan. What is this accounting method called?
A. Forecast accounting
B. Bookkeeping
C. Cash basis accounting
D. Accrual basis accounting
D. Accrual basis accounting
To make finding and analyzing the contents of a batch easier, it is recommended that you separate different transaction types (invoices, payments, etc.) into their own batches. True or false?
true
If you have batched a series of invoices and then realize that one of those invoices needs to have some changes made to it, you can correct the invoice in the following situations. Select all that answers that apply.
A. This cannot be done, once an item is batched it cannot be unbatched
B. If the invoice is Batched, but has not been posted, you can unbatch the item that needs to be corrected.
C. If the invoice has been batched posted and exported, you can unexport, the unpost. The item needing correction can now be unbatched.
D. If the invoice is batched and the batch has been posted but exported you can unpost it then unbatch the item needing correction.
B. If the invoice is Batched, but has not been posted, you can unbatch the item that needs to be corrected.
D. If the invoice is batched and the batch has been posted but exported you can unpost it then unbatch the item needing correction.
A customer invoice with a negative balance is referred to as a:
A. Reversing entry
B. Credit memo
C. Refund
D. Accrual
B. Credit memo
What type of transaction is most likely the source of this General Ledger transaction? A credit to accounts payable for $350, a debit to cost of goods sold-materials for $350.
A. Buying supplies for the office
B. The recording of a customer invoice
C. Paying a vendor invoice or bill
D. The recording of a vendor invoice or bill
D. The recording of a vendor invoice or bill
After exporting a batch, in the batch activity feed on the accounting screen, you can only access the export error link if you:
A. Have reporting permission to view the “sync object” report template
B. Have reporting permissions that allow you to view the accounting category
C. Are assigned to an accounting reporting role
D. Are assigned to an accounting user role
A. Have reporting permission to view the “Sync object” report template
If you were not careful in naming your batches, you can go to the accounting screen and change the names to make them easier to review. True or false?
False
Batch names cannot be changed once created. It’s best practice to create batch names that will make identifying the batch and its content clear.
If you record an invoice in your accounting system for a job that the customer has not yet paid for, the value of the sale will be recorded in an income account. The balance due to you by the customer is recorded in:
A. Undeposited funds
B. Accounts receivable
C. Fixed Assets
D. Accounts payable
B. Accounts receivable
Which of the following represents a list of general ledger accounts that would be considered assets?
A. Cost of goods sold, commissions, utilities, rent
B. Bank accounts, accounts receivable, inventory, petty cash
C. Sales-service, sales-equipment, coupons and discounts
D. Accounts payable, credit card accounts, vehicle loans, deferred revenue
B. Bank accounts, accounts receivable, inventory, petty cash
Whether you are using quickbooks or intacct for your accounting, the steps of preparing and sending transactions from ST are the same and happen in this order.
A. Batch, commit, send
B. Post, batch, export
C. Save, batch, send
D. Batch, post, export
D. Batch, post, export
In ST, business units can be used to represent:
A. Liabilities
B. Payroll categories
C. Inventory Warehouses and trucks
D. Departments
D. Departments