Chapter 2 Flashcards

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What is a Current Asset

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asset which is expected to be turned into cash or consumed within one year of operating cycle (listed In order of liquidity)

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Types of Current Assets

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Cash
Accounts Receivable
Notes Receivables
Inventory
Supplies
Prepaid Expenses
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What is a Non-Current Asset

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aka long-term asset. An asset not expected to be turned into cast or consumed within one year of the operating cycle.

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Types of Non-Current Assets

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Land
Buildings
Long-term investments 
PPE (tangible assets)
Depreciation
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What is a Contra Account

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An account which reduces the value of a related account. Every contra account is directly related to another account. (ex: dividends declared is a contra shareholders equity account, Accumulated depreciation of building or equipment is a contra account to equip or buildings)

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What is a Current Liability

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an obligation to be paid within the one year operating cycle

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Types of Current Liabilities

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Bank Indebtedness
Accounts Payable
Deferred Revenue

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What is a Non-Current Liability

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obligation that is to be paid after the financial statement is due

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Types of Non-Current Liabilities

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Lease Liabilities
Pension and Benefit Liabilities
Deferred income tax

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Statement of Cash Flows in and out

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In: cash sales, collection of accounts receivable, bank loan borrowing.

out: purchasing equipment or inventory with cash, salaries.

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