Accounting Process: Chapter 8 Flashcards

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______________ are those intended to meet “equally” the needs of all users.

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General-Purpose Financial Statements

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It provides information regarding the financial performance of the business or its profitability.

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Income Statement

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It shows the changes in the interest of the owner(s).

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Statement of Changes in Owner’s Equity

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4
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It lists down the economic resources being controlled by the firm, and from which liquidity and solvency are determined.

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Balance Sheet

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It shows how cash was affected by the operating, investing and financing activities.

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Statement of Cash Flows

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An ______ also known as the result of operation of an entity is a summary of income earned and expenses incurred for a certain period of time.

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Income Statement

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It is also known as the capital statement. It explains what happened to the capital or claim of the owner.

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Statement of Changes in Owner’s Equity

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8
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Balance Sheet Form: where all elements are in one column with the liabilities and owner’s equity placed after the assets

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Report Form

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9
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Balance Sheet Form: assets on the left side with liabilities and owner’s equity on the right side

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Account Form

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10
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Closing the books means bringing the temporary or nominal accounts to ___________ by transferring them to the capital account or owner’s equity.

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Zero Balances

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It is an account used to close the nominal values and bring them to the capital account.

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Income Summary

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12
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It is prepared after closing the books and contains only real accounts with balances.

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Post-Closing Trial Balance

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13
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It is used to bring forward the accounts with balances to the next accounting period.

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Opening Entry

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14
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It is prepared in the first day of the succeeding reporting period.

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Reversing Entry

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15
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The comparison made by two periods.

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Intracomparability

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16
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The comparison that can be made between two companies.

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Intercomparability of Benchmarking

17
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It is the ability of the company to enhance owner’s equity through profit.

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Profitability

18
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It is the ability of the business to pay for its short-term obligations.

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Liquidity

19
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It is long term liquidity and is measured based on the ability of the business to pay for long term obligations when they fall due.

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Solvency