CH 6: Investing and Financing Decisions Flashcards

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what are the 3 balance sheet assumptions and 1 measurement concept

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Assumptions:
-separate entity ass
-going concern ass
-monetary unit ass

Concept:
-historical cost concept

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separate entity assumption

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each business activity is accounted for separately from personal activities of the owners, ppl, and etc

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going concern assumption

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assumes the bus will continue operating in the foreseeable future long enough to meet its commitments

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monetary unit assumptions

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fnan statements are reported using the national unit

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historical cost concept

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balance sheet elements are recorded at their initial cost

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acct equation

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A= L + SE

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assets

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economic resources owned/ controlled by a company

Have measurable value/ expected to benefit the company by producing inflowing or reducing cash outflows in the future

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current assets

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resources the company will use/turn into cash within a year

Accts rec, inventory, supplies, prepaid exp, cash

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Long term assets

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assets to be used/turned into cash after a year

property/equipment, operating leisure right of use assets, intangibles, stocks and bonds

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assets listed by…

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liquidity

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liabilities

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Obligations from past transactions that are expected to be settled in the future by transferring assets/providing services

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current liabilities

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will be paid or settled within a year

accts pay, unearned rev, accrued exp, current lease libs

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noncurrent liabilities

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have due dates beyond a year

Notes payable, long term lease liabilities

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liabilities listed by…

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maturity

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stockholders equity

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represents the residual interest in the assets of the entity after subtracting liabilities

Combination of the financing provided by the owners (capital contributed) and by business operations

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Financing provided by owner

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-contributed capital
-the norm of ppl purchasing stock in the company and gaining common stock

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Financing provided by operations

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(capital or retained earnings)
Portion of profits reinvested in the businesses (not distributed to owners) is called retained earnings
losses/dividends decrease retained earnings

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what are some things that are not reported in the balance sheet and where can they be found

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-trademarks, patents, other intangible assets
-can be found in the footnotes

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external event

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Exchange of assets, good, or services by on party for assets,s services, or promises to pay from another parties

Ex- purchase of lipgloss

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Internal event

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Events that are not exchanges between the business and other parties but nevertheless have a direct and measurable effect on the entity

Ex- use of prepaid insurance

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The chart of accounts

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List of account titles and their uniquely identifying numbers

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assets usually start with…

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1
100-199
Cash usually 101
Decimals used for more specific

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liabilities usually start with …

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2
200–299
Decimals for more specifics

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transaction analysis

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the process of studying a transaction to determine its economic effect on the entity in terms of acct equation

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every transaction has...
dual effects meaning it affects more than 2 accounts
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accounting cycle
1- analyze each transaction 2-record entries in the journal 3-post effects to the ledger 4-prepare trial balance 5-adjust revenues and expenses 6-prepare and disseminate financial statements 7-close income statement accounts
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assets debit and credits
Have debit balances Increase with debits Decrease with credits
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liabilities debit and credits
Have credit balances Increase with credit Decrease with debits
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stockholders equity debits and credits
Have credit balance Increase with credit Decrease with debits
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journal
contains original entries for transactions in sequential order
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T accounts
Tool for summarizing transition effects and determining the balances for individual accounts Strats with beginning balance D on left C on right Ending is written on correct side
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trial balance
Lists all ledger acct in fnan statement order with their ending D/C balance Order ( assets. Lias, SE, revenues, expenses) Debit and credits in trial balance should equal
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general ledger
formal accounting record that tracks every business transaction for each specific account
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fnan statement order
( assets. Lias, SE, revenues, expenses)
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classified balance sheet
Balance sheet is prepared from trial balance Has name of company, title, date, and dollars Group assets into current and noncurrent groups
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current ratio
Current assets/ current liabilities Shows if a company has the ST resources to pay its ST debt High ratio is good