CH 2: Acct for Business Transactions Flashcards

1
Q

Steps of the accounting process

A

1-identify transactions & source docs
2- analyze transactions using acct eq.
3- record journal entry
4- post entry to ledger

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2
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the process of recording transactions in a journal

A

Journalizing

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3
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Source documents (definition and examples)

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documents that identify/describe transactions in an acct system

Yes
-sales receipts
-checks
-purchase orders
-bills from suppliers
-payroll records
-bank statements
-bills (telephone bill)

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4
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what is an “account”

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Record of increases/decreases in a specific asset, liability, equity, revenue, or expense

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5
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what is the “ledger”

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Record of all accounts and their balances for an acct. system

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6
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What are the asset accounts

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-cash
-acc receivable
-supplies
-land
-notes receivable
-equipment
inventory
-prepaid
-buildings

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7
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what are liability accounts

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-acct payable
-notes payable
-unearned revenue
-accured liability

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8
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what are the equity accounts

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-common stock
-dividends
-revnue
-expenses

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9
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acct equation

A

assets= L + E

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10
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cash

A

a companies cash balance

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11
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acct receivable

A

promises of payment from customers

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12
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notes receivable

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held by a lender- a borrowers promise to pay the lender a specific amount of money

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13
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prepaid asset

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assets that arise from prepayment of future expenses

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14
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accounts payable

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held by a buyer- a buyers promise to pay later

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15
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notes payable

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held by a borrower-a written promissory note to pay later at a future date

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16
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unearned revenue

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when a customer pays in advance for products/services-liability to be settled int he future when goods/services are delivered

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17
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accrued liability

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amounts owed that are not yet paid

ex- wages payable, taxes payable

18
Q

equity

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an owners claim on company assets

19
Q

common stock

A

when an owner invests in the company in exchange for stock

-inc both assets & equity

20
Q

dividends

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distribution of assets to owners

-when dividends are paid out, dec both assets and equity

21
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revenue acct

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amts received from sales of goods/services to customers

-increases equity

22
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expense accts

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costs of providing goods/services

-decreases equity

23
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chart of accounts

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list of all ledger accounts with an identification number to each account

24
Q

what are the numbers for chart of accounts

A

assets~101-199
Liabilities~200-299
equity~ 300-399
revenue~ 400-499
Expense~ 500-599

25
Q

debit vs credit vs zero balance

A

Debit Balance- Debits> Credits
Credit Balance- Debits<Credits
Zero balance- Debits=Credits

26
Q

left vs right side

A

left-debit
right-credit

27
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double entry accounting rules

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1- at least 2 accounts involved
2- total amt debited = total amt credited

28
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Normal balances for each account

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assets- debit
dividends-debit
expenses-debit
liabilities-credit
revenue-credit
common stock- credit

29
Q

to decrease/increase the normal acct

A

increase- add to normal acct
decrease-add to opposite account

30
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general journal

A

where you record each transaction

31
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how to find the ending balance of t accounts

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1- use the normal balance side adn add everything up

2-subtract everything from the other side

3-list balance on normal balance side

32
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what do you always enter first in the general journal

A

debits before credits

33
Q

when creating the trial balance- what numbers do we input

A

the balance after all adjustments and what not- think of T-accts normal balance

34
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balance sheets are organized in how many catagories

A

3

35
Q

liability is an obligation of

A

the company to transfer assets to others

36
Q

what does a trial balance include

A

assets, liabilities, equity (perm accts)

37
Q

income statement posting time

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month ended

38
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income statement

A

revenues-expenses

39
Q

statement of retained earnings posting time

A

for month ended

40
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