Accounting WOB test Flashcards

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Accounting

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Measuring, interpreting and communicating financial information to support internal and external decision making

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2
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Bookkeeping

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Keeping financial records

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3
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What are the 3 goals of accounting

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Analysis
Interpretation
Using information

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4
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What are the 3 steps of accounting?

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Measurement
Processing
Communication

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5
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What are the 3 public accounting areas?

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Audit
Tax
Consulting

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6
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What does GAAP stand for?

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Generally
Accepted
Accounting
Principal

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7
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What is the definition of GAAP?

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Standards and practices used by publicly held corporations in US in preparation of financial statements

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8
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What does IFRS stand for

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International
Financial
Reporting
Standards

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9
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What is the definition for the IFRS

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Accounting standards and practices used in many countries outside the U.S

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What is the main difference between the GAAP & IFRS

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GAAP- used in US only

IFRS- used outside US

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11
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External Auditors

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Outside people brought in to determine if financial statements agree with GAP

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12
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Financial Accounting

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Prepares financial information for users outside the organization

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13
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Management Accounting

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Prepare data for use by managers within the organization

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14
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What is the main difference between financial and management accounting?

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Financial = outside organization

Management = inside organization

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15
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Sarbanes- Oxley

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Legislation to improve integrity and accountability of financial information

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16
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Assets

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Anything of value that a business owns

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17
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Liabilities

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Anything a firm owes

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18
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Owners Equity

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Portion of a companies assets that belong to the owners

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19
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Assets = —– + ——–

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Assets = Liabilities + owners equity

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20
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What are the two terms that describe matching principal?

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Accrual and Cash basis

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21
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Accrual Basis

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Revenue and expenses are recorded when transaction happens

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22
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Cash basis

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Revenue and expense are recorded when money is recieved

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23
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What is the difference between accrual and cash basis

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Accrual = recorded when transaction happened

Cash- recorded when money is received

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24
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Depreciation

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Dollar amount of assets declining in value

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25
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Financial Accounting

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Prepares financial information for users outside the organization

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26
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Management Accounting

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Prepare data for use by managers within the organization

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27
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What is the main difference between financial and management accounting?

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Financial = outside organization

Management = inside organization

28
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Sarbanes- Oxley

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Legislation to improve integrity and accountability of financial information

29
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Assets

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Anything of value that a business owns

30
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Liabilities

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Anything a firm owes

31
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Owners Equity

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Portion of a companies assets that belong to the owners

32
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Assets = —– + ——–

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Assets = Liabilities + owners equity

33
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What are the two terms that describe matching principal?

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Accrual and Cash basis

34
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Accrual Basis

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Revenue and expenses are recorded when transaction happens

35
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Cash basis

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Revenue and expense are recorded when money is recieved

36
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What is the difference between accrual and cash basis

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Accrual = recorded when transaction happened

Cash- recorded when money is received

37
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Depreciation

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Dollar amount of assets declining in value

38
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Financial statement explains…

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A companies performance and conditions

39
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Balance Sheet

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Statement of a firms financial positions made up of assets, liabilities and equity

40
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Fiscal year

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Any 12 consecutive months

41
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Current Assets VS Fixed

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Current: items that can be turned into cash WITHIN 1 year

Fixed Assets: assets acquired for long term use

42
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What are 3 examples of fixed assets?

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House, land, machinery

43
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Current VS Long Term Liabilities

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Current Liabilities- obligations due WITHIN a year

Long Term Liabilities: obligations due in LONGER than a year

44
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What 2 terms describe owners equity

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Common stock and retainer earnings

45
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Common Stock VS Retainer Earnings

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Common stock = stock of a company

Retainer Earnings = equity company holds on to

46
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Income statement =

EQUATION

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Revenue - expenses = net earnings

47
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Cost of goods sold is the..

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Cost of producing or acquiring a product

48
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Gross Profit / Gross Margin =

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Sales - cost of goods sold

49
Q

What does EBITDA stand for?

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Earnings
Before
Interest 
Taxes 
Depreciation 
Amortization
50
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Net income (aka bottom line) =

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Revenue- expenses

51
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Statement of Cash Flow

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Shows where cash is spent and made

52
Q

True or False

Companies interpret GAP the same

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False

All companies interpret GAP differently

53
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What are financial statements used for?

A

Evaluating a companies financial health

54
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Return on Sales =

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net sales

55
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Return on Equity =

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total owners equity

56
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Earnings per share =

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average number of shares

57
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Working capital =

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Current assets - current liabilities

58
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Current Ratio is

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Current Liabilities

59
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Quick Ratio (3 parts) =

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Current Liabilities

60
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Inventory Turnover Ratio =

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average inventory

61
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Accounts Receivable Turnover Ratio

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Average accounts receivable

62
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Debt to Equity Ratio

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Total Equity

63
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Debt to Asset Ratio

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Total Assets

64
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What kind of cash basis does Mikes Bikes use?

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On a modified cash basis

65
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In Mikes Bikes share price is a function of…

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Profitability and Riskiness