acct study guide Flashcards

1
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˜ Advantages:
o Easy to set-up or form
o Owner controlled
o Tax advantage- individual rate

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Sole proprietorship

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2
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  • bearing the risks and rewards associated

with ownership

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Sole proprietorship

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3
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˜ Disadvantages
o Personal liability
o Financing more difficult
o Limited Life

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Sole proprietorships

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4
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– two are more owners (e.g., doctors, lawyers, CPAs

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Partnership

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5
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Advantages:
o Access to resources and skills of partners
o Tax advantages- net income passes through entity to individual
owners and taxed at individual rates not corporate rates
˜ Disadvantages:
o Personal liability for partners
o Limited Life
o Shared control

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Partnership

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6
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separate legal entity owned by stockholders (larger companies)
˜ Can be private or public

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corperation

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7
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Privately Held”- ownership is not available to the general public
o “Publicly Held” – ownership is available to the public at large
˜ Advantages:
o Limited Liability for owners; loss limited to owner’s investment
o Easier to raise money/capital by issuing stock
o Easy to transfer ownership
˜ Disadvantages:
o Unfavorable tax treatment- double taxation; higher tax rates

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corperation

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8
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The three types of business activities

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financing, investing, operations

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9
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raising capital such as buying money selling stocks, paying dividends

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financial activities

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using capital/ cash to buy long term assets in operations to help generate company revenue

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investing activates

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11
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Buying/selling property equipment or vehicles

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examples of investing activities

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12
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___ activities are used for day to day activity in a company. Revenues increase assets and expenses decrease assets or create liabilities.

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operating activities1

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13
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buying/selling inventory, paying wages, using cash, buying supplies, using supplies

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examples of operating acvtivities

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14
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– shows income generated over a period of time

and sometimes called the Statement of Operations.

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income statement

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15
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How do you calculate net income/loss

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revenues - expenses

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16
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– shows the change in the
company’s cumulative earnings kept in the business and not
distributed to shareholders as dividends over a period of time

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retained earnings statement

17
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How do you set up a retained earnings statement

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1 - Beginning RE
2- Net income/loss
3- Dividends
4- Ending RE

18
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What statement does net income show up on

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Income statement

19
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sometimes called statement of financial position -
shows company’s economic resources (assets) and claims to those resources
(liabilities and shareholders’ equity) at a specific point in time

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Balance sheet

20
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What is the equation used to balance

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assets = liabilities + Stockholders equity

21
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– shows sources and uses of cash over a

period of time among three categories

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Statement of cash flow

22
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Three types of cash flow

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Cash flow from operating, financing, investing

23
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Analyze the business transaction

Borrowing 100,000 from a bank

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Liability

24
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How does the purchase of 30,000 dollars of equipment affect assets if paid in cash .

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It doesn’t change

25
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How are current assets listed on the balance sheet listed

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Nearness to cash

26
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How are property plants and equipment listed on the balance sheet

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Permeance

27
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Current and long term liabilities typically are listed in

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maturity

28
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What are 2 ways to measure a companies liquidity

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Current ratio, working capital

29
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current assets - current liabilities

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working capital

30
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current assets divided by current liabilities

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current ratio

31
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Company name
Income statement
For the year ended 12/31/209 ( over a period of time)

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income statement format

32
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What does an income statement include

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revenues and expenses

33
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What does a multi step income statement have that a single doesnt.

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Gross margin, income from operations, and non operating income and expense items

34
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Company name
Statement of retained earnings
For the year ended 12/31/2019 ( over a period of time)

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Statement of retained earnings format

35
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Company’s name
statement of cash flows
For the year ended December 31, 2019 ( over a period of time)

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Statement of cash flows format

36
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Though they do not show up on the balance sheet, how does revenue, expenses, and dividends affect the balance sheet

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Retained earnings accounts