ACCT 3122- Overview of Acct Flashcards

1
Q

how does a company create value?

A

comp transforms resources into goods and services that it sells to customer

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2
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The acct system ensures a company is creatin

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value

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3
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acct system used to:

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1) measure, record, categorize, and summarize the daily operating activities of the business in monetary terms
2) provide accountability of all levels of management for their delegated responsibilities
3) protect businesses from unauthorized use or consumption

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4
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Accounting system 9 steps

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1) transactions occur
2) prepare documents
3) record in journals
4) post to ledgers
5) prepare unadjusted general ledger trail balance
6) prepare and post adjusting entries
7) prepare adjusted trial balance
8) prepare financial statements
9) prepare closing entries

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5
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transactions:

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exchanges of goods and services

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6
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value chain:

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illustrates the enterprise’s internal business processes and the resource flows between them

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7
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2 characteristics of the value chain

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duality and stockflow

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8
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duality

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for each event the company gives something, we expect a related event in which the company receives something

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9
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stock flow

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each event has at least one inflow and one outflow of a resource

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10
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sale event (sales and cash receipts cycle):

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company gives goods/ services to the customers

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11
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cash receipt event (sales and cash receipts cycle):

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company receives cash from the customer

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purchase event (purchases and cash disbursements cycle):

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company receives the fixed asset, raw materials, inventory etc. from supplier

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cash disbursement event (purchases and cash disbursements cycle):

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the company gives cash to the supplier

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labor acquisition eventb (payroll cycle):

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company receives labor (effort from the employees)

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cash disbursement event (payroll cycle):

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company gives cash to employee

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16
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cash receipt event (financing cycle):

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company receives cash from lender/ stockholder

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17
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cash disbursement event (financing cycle):

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company pays cash to the lender (invest plus principle) or stockholder (dividends)

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18
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what are time cards used for?

A

to determine gross pay owed to employees

19
Q

what are customer purchase orders used for?

A

used to determine quantities to ship to customers and amount to bill

20
Q

what are sales invoices used?

A

provide information for recording

21
Q

internally prepared documents are prepared by:

A

your company

22
Q

externally prepared documents are prepared by:

A

prepared by a person or organization doing business with your company

23
Q

chart of accounts:

A

set of general ledger accounts defined for a particular accounting company; not simply a list of accounts but a model of the organization

24
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blocking (as related to the chart of accounts):

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blocking is the process of assigning numbers to similar accounts so that they are in a group

25
Q

2 reasons why people use schema when setting up their chart of accounts

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1) makes it easier to recall the account number based on the nature of the acct number rather than through memorization
2) structured classifications can facilitate the the selection of accts from management reporting

26
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at the end of the month the bookkeeper does what to the journals

A

foots and cross foots the journals

27
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for specialized journals (ex: sales journal, purchase jounral etc.) only the ______ are transferred from the journal to the general ledger

A

totals

28
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for the general journal, ______________ transactions are posted to the general ledger

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individual

29
Q

at the end of the period, the accountant reconciles the amount in the __________ ledger to the amount in the _________ ledger

A

subsidiary; general

30
Q

total of the trail balance must equal the ___________ ___________ balance

A

generak ledger

31
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general ledger trial balance:

A

listing of general ledger account balances at a specific point in time (usually end of month, quarter or year)

32
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unadjusted trail balance

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before journal entries to correct errors and to record accruals and prepayments

33
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adjusted trail balance

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after journal entries to correct errors and to record accruals and prepayments

34
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trial balance is prepared after ___________ for the period have been recorded

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all transactions

35
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adjusting entries

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journal entries usually made at the end of the acct period to allocate income and expenditures to the period in which they actually occurred

36
Q

adjusting entries are made in the ____________ and posted to the _________________

A

general journal; general ledger

37
Q

adjusting entries are added to the _____________ to produce the ________________

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unadjusted; adjusted

38
Q

year-end adjustments are:

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1: recorded in the general journal
2: posted to the general ledger
3: recorded as adjustments in the trial balance

39
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closing entries:

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set income statement accounts to zero for the start of a new reporting period

40
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closing out entry categories

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1) close out the revenue accounts (to income summary)
2) close out the expense accounts (to income summary)
3) transfer the profit or loss to retained earnings

41
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closing entries occur

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after period end and after the financial statements are prepared

42
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closing entries are recorded in the _______________ and posted to the _________________

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general journal; posted to the general ledger

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