Accounting Process: Chapter 4 Flashcards

1
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__________ recognizes revenue when it is earned regardless of collection.

A

Realization of Revenue Principle

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2
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__________ recognizes expenses when it is incurred regardless of payment.

A

Realization of Expense Principle

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3
Q

Expense is recognized when revenue is recognized because it is not possible to earn revenue without incurring expenses.

A

Matching Principle

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4
Q

Assets, liabilities, revenues or expenses should be recognized based on the period they relate or based on the occurrence of the transaction/event rather than based on cash received or paid.

A

Accrual Assumption

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5
Q

_________ recognizes revenue only when cash is collected and expenses only when cash is paid.

A

Cash Concept

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6
Q

An ________ represents inflow of cash or other assets coming from a client or customer for service rendered or merchandise sold.

A

Income

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7
Q

________ is an income coming from the normal course of business.

A

Revenue

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8
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A ______ is an income which may arise but not really from its normal course of operation.

A

Gain

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9
Q

It is the consumption of asset or using up of service to generate revenue.

A

Expense

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10
Q

It is the result when income is greater than expenses.

A

Profit

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11
Q

It is the result when income is less than expenses.

A

Loss

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12
Q

Cash flows from ______ activities represent increase in cash coming from the owner’s contribution and from the amount borrowed from the bank.

A

Financing Activities

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13
Q

Balance Sheet Form: where all elements are in one column with the liabilities and owner’s equity placed after the assets

A

Report Form

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14
Q

Balance Sheet Form: assets on the left side with liabilities and owner’s equity on the right side

A

Account Form

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15
Q

It is the amount of remaining assets after deducting all liabilities and that this belongs to the owner.

A

Net Worth or Net Assets

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16
Q

True or False: Capital is synonymous with net assets or net worth.

A

True

17
Q

The accounts in the Statement of Financial Position are (real or temporary/nominal) accounts.

A

Real Accounts

18
Q

The accounts in the Income Statement are (real or temporary/nominal) accounts.

A

Temporary/Nominal Accounts.

19
Q

(Certain Period of Time/Point in Time): Income Statement

A

Certain Period of Time

20
Q

(Certain Period of Time/Point in Time): Changes in Owner’s Equity

A

Certain Period of Time

21
Q

(Certain Period of Time/Point in Time): Balance Sheet

A

Point in Time

22
Q

This represents the period of time it takes for cash to be converted back into cash.

A

Operating Cycle

23
Q

True or False: The operating cycle of the merchandiser is shorter than that of the service provider.

A

False (it should be longer)

24
Q

It is the business that has the longest operating cycle.

A

Manufacturing Business