Chapter 9 - College Accounting: A Practical Approach Flashcards

1
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What is internal control?

A

Methods to control assets and monitor operations

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2
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What does internal control prevent?

A

Avoidable loss

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3
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How many objectives are there to internal control?

A

3

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4
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What are the three objectives of internal control?

A
  1. Assets are safeguarded and used for business
  2. Business info is accurate
  3. Compliance
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5
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How many general principles of internal control are there?

A

7

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6
Q

What does a signature card do?

A

Verify the authenticity of the signature on a cheque

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7
Q

What is endorsement?

A

Signing by depositing party

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8
Q

Who is the drawer?

A

The person writing the cheque

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9
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Who is the drawee?

A

The bank transfer funds

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10
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Who is the payee?

A

The person receiving the funds or being paid

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11
Q

What are cancelled cheques?

A

Cheques processed by the bank and non-negotiable

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12
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What is the purpose of a bank reconciliation?

A

Prove accuracy of company and bank records

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13
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What are deposits in transit?

A

Deposits not yet recorded by the bank

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14
Q

What are outstanding cheques?

A

Cheques that are written but have not yet cleared the bank

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15
Q

What is petty cash?

A

Funds used to pay small day to day expenses

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16
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What type of account is petty cash?

A

Asset

17
Q

What report does petty cash fall on?

A

Balance sheet

18
Q

What is a custodian in regards to petty cash?

A

The person designated to control petty cash

19
Q

Does the petty cash account get regularlily effected by journal entries?

A

NO

20
Q

What type of slip is used with petty cash to record transactions in the funds?

A

Petty cash voucher

21
Q

What two signatures are on the petty cash voucher?

A

Person giving the money out and person using the money

22
Q

What is a tool used that is like a worksheet for petty cash?

A

Auxiliary Petty Cash Record

23
Q

What is a change fund?

A

Cash used to make change for customers paying in cash

24
Q

What is another name for change fund?

A

Float

25
Q

Does the float change day to day?

A

NO

26
Q

What type of account is the change fund?

A

Asset

27
Q

What report can you find the change fund on?

A

Balance Sheet

28
Q

What is the account used to record small errors in giving change?

A

Cash over and shorts

29
Q

What type of account is the cash over and shorts?

A

Expense furthermore miscellaneous expense

30
Q

What report would you find the over and short account on?

A

Income Statement

31
Q

What account do over and shorts effect on the cash side?

A

Other income

32
Q

When is over and short a revenue?

A

When there is a credit balance