Chapter 5 Flashcards

1
Q

What is the cost of goods sold?

A

The total cost of goods sold during the period.

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2
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Sales revenue - Cost of goods sold =?

A

Gross profit.

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3
Q

Describe the operating cycle of a service-based company and a merchandising-based company?

A

Merchandising:
Cash—> buy inventory —–> Sell inventory ——> accounts rec. —–> cash

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4
Q

What is a perpetual inventory system?

A
  • maintain detailed records of the cost of each inventory purchase and sale.
  • records continuously show the inventory that is on hand per item.
  • COST OF GOODS SOLD IS DETERMINED EVERY SALE.
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5
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Gross profit - operating expenses= ?

A

Net income/ loss

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6
Q

What are the advantages of perpetual opposed to periodic?

A

*Perpetual is typically used for items that cost a lot per unit, and it is easier to control inventory this way.

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7
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What is the periodic system of accounting?

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8
Q

In perpetual inventory, the purchase invoice should support each ________ purchase.

A

credit purchase.

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9
Q

If something is an invoice you know the item was purchased on ________?

A

account.

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10
Q

What is FOB shipping point?

- what happens to the finances in these situations?

A

  • The BUYER adds the freight costs to the inventory
    ( Freight- in)
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11
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What is FOB destination?

- what happens to the finances in these situations?

A

The freight costs are incurred by the seller and are registered as an OPERATING EXPENSE (freight-out)

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12
Q

For returns:

  • Cash purchases are returned for ______?
  • Credit purchases are returned for _____?
A
  • Cash

- Credit

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13
Q

Assume Sauk Stereo returned goods costing 300$ to PW audio supply, What would the journal entry look like? (perspective of Sauk Stereo)

A

Account Payable: 300

Inventory: 300

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14
Q

The example: 2/10, n/30 equates to what?

A

These are credit terms indicating that if the amount due is paid within 10 days a 2% discount will be made.
OTHERWISE, the amount is due in 30 days.

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15
Q

What do the credit terms:

  1. ) 1/10 EOM
  2. ) n/10 EOM
A
  1. ) 1% discount if paid within the first 10 days of the next month.
  2. ) net amount due within the first 10 days of the next month.
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16
Q

Describe how to make a purchase discount entry given the following information: (buyer)

  • 3500 purchase.
  • 7/10. n/30
A

Account payable: 3500
Inventory: 70 (3500 x .7 = 70)
Cash: 3430

17
Q

Describe how to make a purchase discount entry given the following information:

  • 3500 purchase.
  • Payment made on 30th day of month.
A

Account Payable: 3500

Cash: 3500

18
Q

How do you record a sale in a perpetual inventory system?

A
#1 Accounts receivable or Cash: xx
                               Sales Revenue:     xx
#2    Cost of Goods sold exp. xx
                                   inventory:       xx
19
Q

What would be the entry for the return of inventory that was sold for $300 and purchased for 140?

A
#1   Sales and return allowance: 300
                     Account Receivable:   300
#2    Inventory: 140
             Cost of Goods sold: 140
20
Q

What would the journal entry look like on discount purchase for a seller? ( 3500) 2/10, n/30?

A

Cash: 3430
Sales discount: 70
Accts. Receivable: 3,500

21
Q

What are the four most important components of a net income statement?

A
  1. ) gross profit
  2. ) Income after operational expense
  3. ) income before taxes.
  4. ) net income.
22
Q

Describe the order of items listen on the multi-step income statement?

A
  1. ) Sales rev.
  2. ) (less) Sales Discount + Returns
    - ———————————————————
    - ——————————————————————–
    * 3.) Net Sales:
    - ——————————————————————-
    - ———————————————————
  3. ) (Less): Cost of goods sold
    - ———————————————————
    - ———————————————————
    * 5.) Gross Profit
    - ———————————————————-
    - ———————————————————
  4. ) (Less) Other operating expenses
    - ———————————————————
    - ———————————————————
    * 7.) Income after operating expense
    - ———————————————————
    - ———————————————————
  5. ) Other rev’s/ gains
  6. ) (Less) other losses
    - ———————————————————
    - ———————————————————
    * 10.) Income before taxes.
    - ———————————————————
    - ———————————————————
  7. ) (Less) Tax expense:
    - ———————————————————-
    - ———————————————————
    * 12.) Net Income
23
Q

What is the formula for Gross profit rate?

A

Gross Profit: Net Sales - Cost of goods sold / Net Sales

24
Q

What is the formula for Profit margin?

A

Net income: sales rev - (sales discount + returns) / Net sales.

25
Q

What is the quality of earnings ratio?

A

It provides proof that sales and purchases occurred.