Chapter 8 – Financial Statements Flashcards

1
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Examples of sole proprietorship

A

– Grocery shop
– Realtor
– Own business

Tax = personal 
liability = personal
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Examples of general partnership

A

– Lawyers
– Accountant
– Doctors
– Dentist

Joint plus several liability

Tax personable but liability is joint
(Common exam question)

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3
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Examples of limited partnerships

examples of general partnership

A

Lawyers
accountants
doctors
dentists

One or more equals general partnership

one or more equals limited partnership

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4
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Example of corporations

A

– Separate personal
– Shareholders
– Never dies

Tax is different at 13% can only sue company not personal

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5
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Examples of trust on financial statements

A

One holding is trustee and one is a beneficiary

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6
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Example of joint venture

A

Two entities with a common interest

I.e. builder and developer

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7
Q

Two types of financial statements

A

Income statement (for a period)

Balance sheet (snapshot “as at”)

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8
Q

What does GAAP stand for?

A

General
Accepted
Accounting
Principles

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9
Q

Explain the following:

Cost principal
Revenue principal
Matching principal
Objectivity principal
Consistency principal
Fiscal principal
A

Original cost of asset

Revenue is recognized

Expenses are recognized

Data can be verified

Keep it the same

Yearly the accounting cycle

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10
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What is the street line depreciation method?

A

Determines the estimated useful life of the asset

Depreciation = cost - salvage \ by useful life

Or

Divide the estimated useful life (in years) into one to arrive at the straight-line depreciation rate.
Multiply the depreciation rate by the asset cost (les salvage value)

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11
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CCA – capital cost allowance.

Is it tax-deductible?

A

Capital cost allowance can only be cleaned in year one and can’t claim any in the last year.

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