Chpt 12 Flashcards

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Auditors

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2
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Budget

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A list of planned expenses and revenues

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3
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Charitable contributions

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4
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Corcular E

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5
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Deductions

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Number of allowances to be withheld from an employee’s wages

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6
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Endorsement stamp

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7
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Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA)

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Law passed by the US Congress in 1938 to address employment issues such as the federal minimum wage

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Federal Insurance Contributions Act (FICA)

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Law that addresses social security withholding taxes

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Federal Unemployment Tax Act (FUTA)

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Program that pays employees who have lost their jobs

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10
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Financial accounting

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The process of providing information to stock holders or creditors

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11
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Fixed costs

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Costs that remain the same no matter how many services are used or produced

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12
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Gross pay

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Amount earned before taxes or deductions are subtracted

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13
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Managerial accounting
Cost accounting

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The function of collecting and applying financial information within an organization in order to make sound business decisions

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14
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Net pay

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Amount of wages remaining after deductions and taxes have been subtracted

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15
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Outsource

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Ti send outside a business to another business for completion

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16
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Overtime

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Wages paid beyond 40 hours in a workweek, usually at a rate that is 1.5 times the normal rate

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Payroll

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The process of calculating the amounts employees receive for their work

18
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Payroll taxes

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Monies withheld from wages for federal income, Social Security and Medicare obligations

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Personnel file

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20
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Petty cash

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A small amount of money kept in the medical office to pay for unexpected items
Not generally invoiced but must have receipts

21
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Products

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Supplies that the physician prescribes to the patient, such as a splint or crutches

22
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Quarterly payroll reports

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Documents that specify the taxes withheld from wages quarterly

23
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Security envelope

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24
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Services

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Things that are provided to the patient in the form of an activity, such as an examination or a surgical procedure

25
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Social Security Act

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Law passed by the US Congress in 1935 to provide workers and their families with financial security after retirement

26
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Time clock

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27
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Unemployment insurance

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28
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Variable costs

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Costs that vary with the number of services or products produced

29
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W-2 form

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30
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W-4 form

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31
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Wages

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Monies paid for work performed

32
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Withholding allowances

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33
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Worker’s’ compensation

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34
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Stay abreast of reimbursement amounts provided by carriers for products in order to determine if the product is creating a profit or loss

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35
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Tracking services

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Track the number of patients each physician sees on a given day to determine physician salaries or number of staff for a particular physician

36
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Create a projected amount of income for the next year.
Then create a budget of expenses

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37
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History of payroll taxes

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16th amendment-1913-congress can impose federal income taxes
1935-Social security act-provide financial security after retirement
1938-Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA-fed minimum wage, overtime
1943-law required businesses to collect and submit employee taxes

38
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2009 federal minimum wage

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$7.25