branches of accounting Flashcards

1
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enumerate the sectors of accounting practice

A

public practice
commerce and industry
education
government

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2
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in this sector, accountants provide different businesses and accounting services to their clients

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public practice

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3
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enumerate the examples of the services of public practice

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auditing
tax preparation
management consultancy

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4
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accountants in this sector are considered private accountants. they are directly involved in the management of the company’s operations

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commerce and industry

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5
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in this sector, CPAs are hired in many accounting and accounting-related positions in government agencies.

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government

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6
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in this sector, accountants are employed as instructors in colleges and universities that offer accounting subjects

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education

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7
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enumerate the major branches of accounting

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financial accounting
cost accounting
management accounting

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8
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results of business operation (profit or loss)

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financial accounting

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9
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costs incurred in business

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cost accounting

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10
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decision making for managers and owners

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management accounting

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11
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enumerate the other six branches/fields/areas of accounting

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tax accounting
government accounting
auditing
accounting education
fiduciary accounting
forensic accounting
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12
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this branch examine and monitor the validity of the accounting process itself.

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auditing

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13
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what are the two types of auditing

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external auditing

internal auditing

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14
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this branch focuses on on taxes rather than on financial statements.

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tax accounting

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15
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this branch handles the accounts entrusted to the person responsible for custody or management of property.

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fiduciary accounting

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16
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this branch aims to improve and develop accounting curriculum for colleges, universities, and other educational institutions to prepare students for the current and future challenges in the profession.

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accounting education

17
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this branch is concerned with the accounting of financial transactions related to the expenditures and revenues of government institutions.

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government accounting

18
Q

the fiduciary accounting includes ________, ________, and ________

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receivership
trust accounting
estate accounting

19
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this branch involves the investigation and analysis of numbers and financial data and records that are usually presented in court discussions.

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forensic accounting

20
Q

________ is a type of academic research which focuses on the study of economic events on accounting process and how information gathered in this research affects economic events in return.

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accounting research

21
Q

enumerate the advantages of computerized accounting

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speed
accuracy
efficiency
accounting document production
up-to-date information
availability of information
staff motivation
reduced frustration
22
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this refers to the removal of control of the business or property from its owner/s

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receivership

23
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refers to the preparation and management of financial accounts by a person administering the properties of an individual who has passed away

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estate accounting

24
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involves the administration and management funds by a trustee for the benefit of individuals called beneficiaries

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trust accounting