Chapter 3 Flashcards

1
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journalizing

A

recording a transaction into a journal

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2
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transposition

A

accidental rearrangement of digits of #

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3
Q

journal entry

A

transaction recorded into journal once analyzed

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4
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accounting cycle

A

for each accounting period -> records transactions into journal & ends with trial balance

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5
Q

4 column account (ledger)

A

running balance account that records debits & credits

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6
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cross-referencing

A

adding account # of ledger to journal

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7
Q

journal

A

listing of business transactions in chronological order

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8
Q

compound journal entry

A

affects more than 2 accounts

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9
Q

calendar year

A

jan 1 - dec 31

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10
Q

fiscal year

A

12 consecutive months

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11
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interim reports

A

monthly, quarterly, annually

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12
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posting

A

transfer of information from journal to ledger

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13
Q

slide

A

error resulting from adding/deleting zeros

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14
Q

trial balance

A

list of individual accounts with balances taken from ledger

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15
Q

accounting period

A

period of time covered by income statement

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16
Q

journalizing a transaction

A

DEBIT recorded FIRST
CREDIT indented & BELOW debit
explanation
must affect two different accounts
total debits = total credits

17
Q

journal entry

A

Date:
Year & month of the journal entry (only include once)
Day
Titles & Description:
Names of accounts
Explanation
Dr./Cr.:
$ amount

18
Q

four-column account (ledger) layout

A

Account name on top left, account number (goes to P.R. of journal) on top right
Date, explanation, P.R. (journal page), Dr., Cr., Balance of Dr., Cr. (running total)

19
Q

net income

A

if revenue > expenses

20
Q

net loss

A

revenue < expenses

21
Q

income statement

A

company name
income statement
for month ended
revenue:
fees
operating expenses:
expenses
total operating expenses:
net income/loss (revenue-expenses)

22
Q

statement of owner’s equity

A

company name
statement of owner’s equity
for month ended
capital (beginning of month)
net income for month (from income statement)
less: withdrawals
increase/decrease in capital (net income-withdrawals)
capital at end of month (capital +/- increase/decrease

23
Q

when is it an increase in capital

A

income > withdrawals (subtract, add totals on the right together)

24
Q

when is it a decrease in capital

A

income < withdrawals (subtract, subtract totals on the right too)

25
Q

balance sheet

A

company name
balance sheet
month & year
assets on left side:
cash
accounts receivable
equipment
supplies
total assets
liabilities & owner’s equity on right side:
liabilities:
accounts payable
owner’s equity:
capital
totals = total assets

26
Q

structure of T accounts

A

left side: title & debit side
right side: account # & credit side

27
Q

balancing an account

A

add items on each side
subtract the smaller # from larger #
list total on side with larger #

28
Q

increases on debit side

A

assets, withdrawals, & expenses

29
Q

increases on credit side

A

liabilities, capital, & revenue

30
Q

ledger

A

group of accounts that records data from business transactions