Chap. 1 Flashcards

1
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Field that focuses on providing info for external decision makers

A

Financial Accounting

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2
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Field that focuses on providing info for internal decision makers

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Managerial Accounting

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3
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Any person or business to whom businesses owe money to

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Creditors

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4
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What is the accounting equation?

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Assets = Liabilities + Equity

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5
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Economic resources that are expected to benefit the business in the future
Something the business owns / controls

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Asset

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6
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Debts owed to creditors

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Liabilities

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7
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The owner’s claim to the assets of the business

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Equity / Stockholders’s Equity

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8
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Owners contributions to a corporation

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Contributed Capital

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9
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Amounts earned from delivering goods/services to customers

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Revenues

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10
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Cost of selling goods / services

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Expenses

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11
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Define Dividends

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A distribution of a corporation’s earnings to stockholders

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12
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Capital earned by profitable operations of a corporation that is not distributed to stockholders

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Retained Earnings

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13
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Define Net Income

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Result of operations that occurs when total revenues are greater than total expenses

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14
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Result of operations when total expenses are
Greater than
total revenues

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Net Loss

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15
Q

Transaction is any even that affects the financial position of the business and can be measure reliably in dollar amounts.
Each transaction must have at least 2 Types of Accounts which are:

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Cash (Asset)
Common Stock (Equity)
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16
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*For each transaction the amount on the left sides of the equation must equal the amount on the right side.

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True

17
Q

A short term liability that will be paid in the future

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Accounts Payable

18
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The right to receive cash in the future from customers for goods sold for services performed

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Accounts Receivable

19
Q

Define the 4 Types of financial statements
1) Answers the question of whether the business is profitable.
Summarizes the entity’s revenues and expenses,
reports the net income and net loss for a specified period
2) Answers the question of how the business uses its earnings.
Reports retained earnings balance changed from the beginning to
end
3) Answers the questions of the amount of assets a business has and
who can claim those assets.
Reports of the assets, liabilities, and stockholders equity on a
specific date
4) Answers whether the business generate enough cash to pay bills.
Reports on the business’s cash receipts and cash payments for a
specific period

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  1. Income Statement
  2. Statement of Retained Earnings
  3. Balance Sheet
  4. Statement of Cash Flows
20
Q

Information system that measures business activities,
Processes the information reports,
And communicates the results to the decision makers

A

Accounting

21
Q

Stockholders’ claims to the assets through contributed capital and retained earnings
(Common stock, dividends, revenues, expenses)

A

Equity

22
Q

Items the business owes

Accounts, notes, and salaries payable

A

Liabilities

23
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Statement of Retained Earnings Formula:
Beginning Retained Earnings 
\+ N\_\_ I \_\_\_\_\_
- Dividends 
- N\_\_\_ L\_\_\_ 
= Ending Retained Earnings
A
Beginning Retained Earnings 
\+ Net Income 
- Dividends 
- Net Loss = 
Statement of Retained Earnings
24
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How do you prepare a Balance Sheet?

A

Assets = Liabilities + Stockholders ‘ Equity

25
Q

What are the 3 sections that make up a

Statement of Cash Flow

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Cash flow from:
Operating
Investing
Financing 
---Activities
26
Q

Formula for ROA (Return on Assets)

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Net Income

/ Average Total of Assets

27
Q

Items the business owns/controls

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Assets

28
Q

Formula for an Income Statement:
R____
- E____
=Net Income/Loss

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Revenues - Expenses =
Net Income or Net Loss
- Income Statement

29
Q

Debits on the

Credits on the

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Debits = Left
Credits = Right
30
Q

Asset or Liability:
Unearned Revenue - Is when a company receives cash from a customer but hasn’t provided the product or service which are delivered in the future

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Liability

31
Q

Asset or Liability:
Prepaid Expense - A payment of an expense in advance,
includes prepaid rent, insurance, and office supplies

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Asset

32
Q

Asset or Liability:

Cash - A business’s money

A

Asset

33
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Asset or Liability:

Land - Cost of land a business uses in operations

A

Asset

34
Q

Asset or Liability:

Building - Cost of building, warehouse, or store

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Asset

35
Q

Asset or Liability:

Accounts Payable - Promise made by the business to pay a debt in the future

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Liability

36
Q

Asset or Liability:
Accrued Liability - Amount owed but not paid,
includes Taxes, Rent, and Salaries payable

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Liability

37
Q

Asset or Liability:

Notes Payable - A written promise made by the business to pay a debts, usually involving interest in the future

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Liability

38
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Asset or Liability:

Notes Receivable -

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