Ch 3 Introduction to Financial Accounting Flashcards

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Financial Accounting (FI)

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  • external
  • legal reporting
  • track financial impact
    defined by law and regulations

***REQUIRED PROCESS

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Management Accounting (CO)

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  • internal
  • managing firms cost and revenue
    defined by management

***OPTIONAL PROCESS

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Key FI processes

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  • General Ledger Accounting (G/L) - data used to generate financial statements
  • Accounts Receivable Accounting - fulfillment process after sale of a good
  • Accounts Payable Accounting - procurement process after recording the money owed to vendor after receiving a good

Asset Accounting- data related to purchase, use and disposable of assets such as building, equipment, machinery

Bank Ledger Accounting- recording transactions and financial investments

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Financial Statements

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Balance sheet- highlights assets, liabilities, equity
Income Statement (revenue - expense = income)
Cash Flow - flow of cash from operating, financing, and investing activities

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Organizational Data needed in Financial Accounting

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Client

Company -

  • *highest org level for Financial reporting
  • *smallest entity that supports a full General ledger (G/L)

Business Area - creating financial statements across various company codes

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Charts of Accounts (COA)

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list of all accounts in the company’s general ledger

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Types of COA

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operative COA - day to day transactions (**REQUIRED)

country-specific COA: to meet country reporting requirements (**OPTIONAL)

group COA: to consolidate reporting at the enterprise level (**OPTIONAL)

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