Chapter 2 Flashcards

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What are the 8 steps of the accounting cycle?

A
  1. analyze and journalize transactions
  2. post transactions into the general ledger
  3. prepare and unadjusted trial balance
  4. journalize and post adjusting entries
  5. prepare an adjusted trial balance
  6. prepare financial statements
  7. journalize & post closing entries
  8. prepare a post closing trial balance
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2
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List some common ASSET accounts

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  • cash
  • accounts receivable
  • inventory
  • notes receivable
  • prepaid expense
  • land
  • building
  • equipment, furniture, fixtures
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What is a current asset and what is an example of a current asset?

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expected to be converted to cash, sold, or consumed within a year/ operating cycle
- eg. cash, inventory, accounts receivable, inventory

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What is a long term asset and what is an example of a long term asset?

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those the business will hold for more than 1 year or longer than the operating cycle
- eg. property, equipment, patents/ copyrights

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5
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List some common LIABILITY accounts

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  • accounts payable
  • unearned revenue
  • notes payable
  • accrued liabilities
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List some common SHAREHOLDERS’ EQUITY accounts

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  • share capital/ common shares
  • retained earnings
  • revenues
  • expenses
  • dividends
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ADE - assets, dividends, expenses

  • if these accounts increase, debit them
  • if they decrease, credit them
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LCR - liabilities, common shares, revenue

  • if these accounts increase, credit them
  • if they decrease, debit them
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8
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Define normal balance

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the balance that appears on the side of an account where increases are recorded; the expected balance of the account

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