ch13 guidlines Flashcards
1
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the set of financial statements
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1) income statement
2) balance sheet
3) statement of stockholders’ equity
4) statement of cash flows
2
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“cash” defined for the statement of cash flows
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the statement of cash flows usually explains changes in both cash and cash equivalents. Cash and cash equivalents include:
- petty cash
- checking and savings account deposits
- money markets
- short-term certificates of deposit
- U.S. treasury bills
3
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cash flows in the statement of cash flows
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- Cash flows from operating activities
- Cash flows from investing activities
- Cash flows from financing activities
4
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info need to prepare the statement of cash flows
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- income statement for the year
- balance sheets for the current and prior year (comparative balance sheets)
- additional information about investing and financing activities that occurred during the year
5
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adjustments used for the indirect method when reconciling net income to the cash basis
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- all noncash expenses are added back to net income
- all noncash revenues are deducted from net income
- all charges in current asset and current liability accounts will either be added, or deducted from net income
6
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how to reconcile net income to the cash basis for current assets accounts
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- if current asset account increases, then subtract the change from net income
- if current asset account decreases, then add the change to net income
7
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how to reconcile net income to the cash basis for current liability accounts
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- if current liability account increases, then add the change to net income
- if current liability account decreases, then subtract the change from net income