Cash Vs Accrual Flashcards
What is the Balance Sheet Rollforward equation?
Beginning balance
(+) what increases the account
(-) what decreases the account
= Ending Balance
What increases and decreases Accounts Payable?
(+) invoices received (we owe)
(-) invoices paid (money going out)
What increases and decreases Unearned Revenue?
(+) payment received for revenue we can not recognize (deposit of a new customer)
(-) when we invoice that job at completion (recognize the revenue)
What increases and decreases Wages Payable?
(+) wages earned but not yet paid (days worked in the pay period)
(-) paid wages (on pay day)
What increases and decreases prepaid rent?
(+) rent payment made ahead (Jan 1 for January)
(-) rent used (Jan 31st, all rent used up)
What increases and decreases Accounts Receivable?
(+) credit sales
(-) payment collected
On account, means what?
Accrual
If you are given _______ information, that means it is on ______ basis
Balance sheet
Accrual
What increases & decreases prepaid expense?
(+) paying vendor in advance
(-) uses the expense
What increases & decreases accrued liabilities?
(+) receive invoice from Eureka
(-) pay Eureka invoice
If cash basis is more than accrual basis, then
There will be a negative impact on the accrual expense (less)
So deduct these less amounts from the cash basis to get to the accrual-basis amount
What does it mean to have a “modified”
Revenue & expenses are on the cash basis
But also have balance sheet accounts. ONLY have balance sheet accounts if on the accrual basis
What increases & decreases rent receivable?
(+) rent revenue recognized
(-) payment collected
(-) write-offs
Cash to Accrual basis how does A/R affect it?
if A/R increases, we add it (we sold more on credit)
If A/R decreases, we subtract (we collected more payment than sold on credit)
Cash to Accrual Basis Bridge; how does A/P affect it?
If A/P increases, then it would be a negative change (we charged more than we paid out)
If A/P decreases, then it would be a positive change (we paid more than we charged)