Exam 4 (Modules 8 & 9) Flashcards

1
Q

the policies and procedures a buisness puts in place to (1) protect its assets, (2) promote efficient operations, (3) ensure reliable accounting and (4) uphold various laws, regulations, and policies

A

internal controls

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2
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wrongful or criminal deception intended to result in financial or personal gain

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fraud

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3
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theft or misappropriation of funds placed in one’s trust or belonging to ones employer

A

embezzlement

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4
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what are the three factors in place when a person commits fraud?

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opportunity, pressure, and rationalization

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5
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refers to the internal control weaknesses within the business

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opportunity

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6
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refers to some form of family, societal, or finanical stress

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pressure

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7
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refers to the employees need to justify their behavior

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rationalization

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8
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what are the five components of an internal control system?

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control environment, risk assessment, control activities, information and communication, and monitoring

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9
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what are the seven principles of internal control?

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establish responsibilities, maintain adequate records, insure assets and bond key employees, separate recordkeeping from custody of assets, divide responsibility for related transactions, apply technological controls, perform regular and independent reviews

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10
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a secret agreement for fraudulent or illegal purposes

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collusion

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11
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states that the cost of an internal control should not exceed its benefit

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cost-benefit principle

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12
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includes currency, coins, and deposits in bank accounts, it also includes any item that could be deposited into the bank account: customer checks, cashier checks, and money orders

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cash

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13
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to make sure you always have just enough cash on hand to make any necessary payments

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primary goal of cash management

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14
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what are the five cash management principles?

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collect receivables as soon as possible, do not pay liabilities until they are, only keep the assets that are really needed, plan expenditures, invest excess cash

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15
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what are the two ways cash is received?

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over the counters or in the mail

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16
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this department initiates the purchase by completing the purchase requisition in triplicate

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requesting department

17
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this department is made aware that goods are needed when they receive the purchase requisition from the requesting department

A

purchasing department

18
Q

this department is made aware that goods have been ordered when they receive a copy of the purchase order from the purchasing department

A

shipping/recieving

19
Q

this department is the only department that receives a copy of the invoice from vendor

A

accounting department

20
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this department receives the invoice approval, they write and send a check to the vendor

21
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to identify differences between the bank balance and the book balance, to ensure checks have been processed, and deposits have been made, and to adjust the cash account for any adjustments or corrections

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purpose of a bank reconcilation

22
Q

deposits that the business has made that are not listed on the bank statement

A

deposits in transit

23
Q

occurs when a business writes a check, but the bank is not yet aware of the check

A

outstanding checks

24
Q

occurs when the business has loaned a customer or another entity money in the form of a note receivable

A

unrecorded cash receipts

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occurs when either (a) interest is collected on the note receivable discussed in the previous section or (b) when the bank pays the business interest on the money in its account
interest earned
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amounts the bank charges for maintaining an individual or business checking account
bank fees
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checks the business has received and deposited in their checking accounting
NSF checks