Ch 1 - A Framework for Financial Accounting Flashcards

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Accounting is the “________ of business”
-System of maintaining records of a companies operations and communicating that information to decision makers
-Tells the financial story of the company

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Language

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__________ applies to ALL business professionals
- Ex: consulting, product management, marketing, supply chain, Human Resources, or finance

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Accounting

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_________ - Decide whether to invest in stock

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Investors

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_________ - decide whether to lend money

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Creditors

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_________ - decide whether to purchase products

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Customers

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_________ - decide the customer’s ability to pay for supplies

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Suppliers

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________ - decide production and expansion

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Managers

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_________ - decide employment opportunities

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Employees

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___________ - decide market share and profitability

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Competitors

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__________ - decide on social welfare

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Regulators

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___ ___________ - decide on taxation policies

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Tax authorities

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_____ ___________ - decide on environmental issues

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Local communities

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13
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_________ accounting : provides accounting information to external users

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Financial

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__________ accounting: provides accounting information to internal users

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Managerial

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Accounting equation

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Assets = Liabilities + Stockholders’ Equity

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(Company Resources & Claims to Resources) Assets

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Resources

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(Company Resources & Claims to Resources) Liabilities & Stockholders’ Equity

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Claim to Resources

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Total resources of a company

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Assets

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Amounts owed to creditors

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Liabilities

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Owners’ claims to resources

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Stockholders’ Equity

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*Cash
*Equipment
*Supplies
*Inventory
*Buildings
*Land
*Investments

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Assets

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Amounts owed to
*Suppliers
*Employees
*Utility Companies
*Governments
*Banks

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Liabilities

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*Owner Contributions
*Net resources generated by company operations

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Equity

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Exercise (Account & Classification): Equipment used for operations

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Account: Equipment
Classification: Asset

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Exercise (Account & Classification): Amounts owed to employees
Account: Salaries Payable Classification: Liability
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Exercise (Account & Classification): Purchase of Office Supplies
Account: Supplies Classification: Asset
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Exercise (Account & Classification): Sale of Common stock to investors
Account: common stock Classification: Stock. Equity
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Exercise (Account & Classification): Property used for operations
Account: Land Classification: Asset
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Exercise (Account & Classification): Amounts owed to the IRS for Taxes
Account: Income Tax Payable Classification: Liability
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Exercise (Account & Classification): Amount of interest owed on loan
Account: Interest payable Classification: Liability
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Amount recognized when the company sells products or provides services to customers
Revenues
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Costs of providing products and services and other business activities during the current period
Expenses
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Difference between revenues and expenses -Aka earnings or profits
Net Income
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Revenues > Expenses =
Net Income
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Expenses > Revenues =
Net Loss
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Cash payments to stockholders -not expenses!
Dividends
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Financial __________: periodic reports published by the company for the purpose of providing information to external users
Financial Statements
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- income statements -Statement of Stockholders’ Equity -Balance sheet - Statement of cash flows All as classified under…
Financial Statements
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Reports the company’s revenue and expenses over an interval of time (ex: a month, quarter, or year)
Income statement
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(Layout) Company name Financial Statement Time period
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Prepare an income statements for DEFT Corporation using the following balances at the end of December Accounts | Balances Liabilities | $20,000 Expenses | 35,000 Assets | 32,000 Cash | 6,800 Revenues | 42,000 Dividends | 4,000
Deft Corporation Income Statement For the Year ended Dec. 31, 202X Revenues | $42,000 Expenses | 35,000 Net Income | $7,000
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Summarizes changes in stockholders’ equity over an interval of time -Primary sources: Common Stock and Retained Earnings
Statement of Stockholders’ Equity
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Amounts invested by stockholders when they purchase shares of stock -External sources -Beginning Common Stock + New Issuances = Ending Common Stock
Common Stock
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All net income minus all dividends over the life of the company -Internal Source -Beginning Retained Earnings + Net Income - Dividends = Ending Retained Earnings
Retained Earnings
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Presents the financial position of the company on a particular date *Shows events at a point in time, like a photograph
Balance Sheet
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Assets | Liabilities Total Assets | SE & TL (TA & SE must be equal in balance)
Balance sheet layout
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Which of the following accounts would appear in a company’s income statement? A. Accounts Payable B. Cash C. Dividends D. Rent expense
D
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Measures activities involving cash receipts and cash payments over an interval of time.
Statement of cash flows
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(Statement of cash flows cont. : types of cash transactions) Cash transactions involving revenue and expenses activities (income statement items)
Operating cash flows
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(Statement of cash flows cont. : types of cash transactions) Cash transactions for the purchase and sale of investments & long-term assets (long-term = more than 1 year)
Investing cash flows
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(Statement of cash flows cont. : types of cash transactions) cash transactions with lenders (borrowing money and repaying debt) and stockholders (issuing stock and paying dividends)
Financing cash flows
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Header: -Company Name, Title of financial statement, & time period Statement: -Net Income Reconciling Items Cash flows from operating activities Cash flows from investing activities Cash flows from financing activities Net increase in cash Cash at the beginning of the period Cash at the end of the period
Statement of Cash Flows
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(Link Among Financial Statements) Notice that the amount of net income in the income statement reappears in the _________ __ _____________ ______.
statement of stockholders' equity
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(Link Among Financial Statements) Notice that the amount of cash in the balance sheet reappears as the ending cash balance in the _________ of ____ _____.
statement of cash flows
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(Exercise: State the financial statement that matches each description) Chang in owners' claims in resources
Statement of stockholders' equity
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(Exercise: State the financial statement that matches each description) Profitability of the company
Income statement
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(Exercise: State the financial statement that matches each description) Change in cash as a result of operating, investing, and financing activities.
Statement of Cash Flows
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(Exercise: State the financial statement that matches each description) Resources equal creditors' and owners' claim to those resources
Balance Sheet
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(FASB) -> (GAAP)
Financial Accounting Standards Board -> Generally Accepted Accounting Principles
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(IASB) -> (IFRS)
International Accounting Standards Board -> International Financial Reporting Standards
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Public companies are required to provide shareholders with an annual report in a Form 10-k Private companies are often required to provide annual reports to _______ Includes: -Income Statement -Statement of stockholders' equity -Balance Sheet -Statement of cash flows -Statement of comprehensive income -Additional disclosures
lenders
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Natural separation between those who own or finance the business and those who run the business stockholders "principals" -(provide capital and hiring)-> Managers "agents"
Demand for Credible Accounting Information
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Managers may purposely provide misleading financial accounting information -Creates the need to ensure honest financial reporting Managers "Agents" -(Provides Financial Reports)-> Stockholders "Principals"
Demand for Credible Accounting Information
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Trained individuals hired by a company as an independent party to express a professional opinion of the extent to which financial statements are prepared in compliance with GAAP and are free of material misstatement
Auditors
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(Auditors) -Help ensure that management has in fact appropriately applied GAAP in preparing the company's financial statements. -Play a major role in investors' and creditors' decisions by adding credibility to the financial statements.
Role of Auditors
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