Accounting Process: Chapter 1 Flashcards

1
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Financial Statement: a progress report showing a list of assets and liabilities.

A

Statement of Financial Position or Balance Sheet

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2
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Father of Accounting

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Fr. Luca Pacioli

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3
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Financial Statement: a performance report of revenues against costs and expenses

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Statement of Financial Performance or Income Statement

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4
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Financial Statement: a performance report showing where the money came from and where the money was used

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Statement of Cash Flows

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5
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Financial Statement: a progress report showing changes in your wealth

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Statement of Owner’s Equity

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6
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An economic unit that engages in buying and selling of goods and services.

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Business

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7
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Someone who organizes, manages and takes the risk of putting up a business alone.

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Entrepreneur

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8
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The element of uncertainty in an outcome.

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Risk

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9
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A business set up and managed by one person.

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Sole/Single Proprietorship

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10
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A business owned by two or more persons called partners.

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Partnership

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11
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A form of business that can conduct business by itself.

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Corporation

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12
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Someone who buys shares of stocks in a corporation.

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Shareholder

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13
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A corporation is managed by a ________ elected by the shareholders from among themselves.

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Board of Directors

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14
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A type of business operation that render services.

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Service business

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15
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A type of business operation that buys and sells goods or merchandise.

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Merchandising Business

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16
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A type of business operation that buys raw materials, process them and sells them to customers.

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Manufacturing Business

17
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A person or entity who has a “stake” or interest in the business.

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Stakeholder

18
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The one who puts in capital

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Owner or Investor

19
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Someone who is responsible for running the business.

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Manager

20
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Someone who assesses the paying ability of the business-borrower.

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Lender or Creditor

21
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Someone who offers goods or merchandise on cash basis or credit term.

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Supplier

22
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Investigates tax returns and assesses truthfulness of the reported profit as well as the tax liability paid by the business.

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Government

23
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Someone who assesses the ability of the business to grant his or her demands such as higher wages, benefits, etc.

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Employee

24
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Management is an _______ user.

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Internal user

25
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Internal reports prepared for management use.

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Managerial Reports

26
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__________ enumerates the methods and procedures necessary to monitor the activities of the business and ensure efficient operation.

A

Internal Control

27
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The ________ prescribes that the advantages enjoyed must outweigh its cost.

A

Cost-Benefit Principle

28
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AIS

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Accounting Information System

29
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______________ prescribes that the information must be reported promptly and that information must be useful to enable statement users to reach a conclusion and make a decision.

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Relevance Principle

30
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The ___________ prescribes a system designed to fit the unique characteristics of the company: its personnel, activities and structure.

A

Compatibility Principle

31
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The ________ prescribes that the company’s system should allow changes.

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Flexibility Principle