Acct 2121 Chpt 2 Flashcards
What are Classified Statement of Financial Position?
A classified statement of financial position generally contains the following standard classifications
What are the three section in a statement of Financial Position?
Assets, Liabilities, shareholders Equity
What are currents Assets
Assets expected to be converted to cash, sold or used within one year, usually listed i order of liquidity
Such As: cash, accounts receivable, inventory
What are non-current Assets?
Assets not expected to be converted to cash, sold or used in the business within one year of the financial statement date
Such as Property, Plant, and equipment
What are Long-term Investments?
Multi-year investments in Debt securities: loans, notes, bonds, mortgages, and equity Securities: shares of other companies. Not intended to be sold within a year
What are Property, plant, and equipment ?
Tangible assets with relatively long lives, used in operating a business, listed in order of permanency.
Such as: Land, buildings, and vehicles
What is Concept of Depreciation ?
Expense the cost of property, plant, and equipment over the asset’s estimated life, companies assign a portion of the cost of an asset to expense each year
What is Depreciation recorded on?
Depreciation is recorded on buildings, equipment but not on land
What is Accumulated depreciation?
account that shows the total amount of depreciation recorded to date, asset account
What are intangible Assets?
Non-current assets that do not have physical substance, generate future value for company
Such as: patents, copyrights, goodwill
What current liabilities?
Obligations that are to be paid or settled within the one year of the financial statement date
Such as: Bank indebtedness, accounts payable, deferred revenue
What are Non-Current Liabilities?
Obligations expected to be paid or settled after one year
Such as: Bank loan/ notes payable, lease obligations
What is Share capital?
investment of cash in the company by shareholders in exchange for shares
What is retained earnings?
Cumulative net income kept for use in the company
What is the Objective of Financial Reporting?
To provide financial information that is useful to existing and potential investors, who make decisions about buying, selling, and holding equity and debt; Providing or settling loans or other credit