chapter 9 slides Flashcards
liabilities labeled by due dates
short term liabilities and long term liabilities
short term liabilities
due within one year
long term liabilities
due in more than one year
liabilities labeled by origin
-monetary liabilities
-non-monetary liabilities
monetary liabilities
money is actually owed and must be paid
non monetary liabilities
-no money is actually due (eg unearned revenue and deferred taxes)
accounts payable sually from
purchase of inventory and have not payed for it yet
current liabilities are
-account oayable
-rent payabke
-taxes payable
-warrenty liabilities
-payroll taxes payable
-accrued expenses
notes payable
-the other side of notes receivable
simple interest requires no
compounding
what do you have to make sure you divide interest by
by year amount because interest rate is on annual basis
debt ratio tells us
how risky company is/how close to insolvency they are
know current ratio (ch 2)
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know debt to asset ratio (ch 2)
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what does EBIT stand for
EBIT stands for earnings before interest and taxes, and is a key metric used in accounting to measure a company’s operating profitability: