Exam One Flashcards

1
Q

highlights major activities that impact cash flows and overall cash balance

A

statement of cash flows

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2
Q

equation for COGS

A

beginning inventory+purchases-end inventory

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3
Q

activities that generate cash flow related to revenue and expense transactions that affect net income, receive dividends

A

operating activities

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4
Q

activities that generate cash flows related to acquiring or disposing of PP&E and long-term investments

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investing activities

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5
Q

activities that generate cash flows related to borrowing from and repaying principal to creditors, selling or repurchasing shared of common stock, paying dividends

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financing activities

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6
Q

income statement is reconstructed on a cash basis from top to bottom, cash receipts and cash disbursements

A

direct method

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7
Q

income statement has net income adjusted to a cash basis, removes items from net income that do not affect cash flow

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indirect method

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8
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three steps of indirect method

A
  1. add depreciation expense back
  2. add/subtract changes in current assets and liabilities
  3. adjust for gains and losses
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9
Q

how to find dividends from retained earnings

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beginning retained earnings+net income-dividends=ending retained earnings

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10
Q

what to do with gains

A

subtract them

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11
Q

what to do with losses

A

add them back

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12
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current assets move in what way

A

opposite of their account

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13
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current liabilities move in what way

A

same way as their account

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14
Q

last three lines of statement of cash flows

A

net change in cash/cash equivalents
beginning cash
end cash

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15
Q

what must the last three lines of the statement of cash flows match with

A

balance sheet

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16
Q

book value equation

A

cost-accumulated depreciation

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17
Q

PP&E equation

A

beginning balance+purchases-sale of PP&E=ending balance

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18
Q

accumulated depreciation equation

A

beginning balance-depreciation from sale+current depreciation=ending balance

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19
Q

provides accounting information to managers to use within the organization

A

managerial accounting

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20
Q

traditional income statement

A

sales
-COGS
=gross margin
-operating expenses
=net income

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21
Q

what does cost by function mean

A

product or period costs

22
Q

another name for COGS

A

product costs

23
Q

another name for operating expenses

A

period costs/selling and administrative expenses

24
Q

product costs include

A

direct materials, direct labor, manufacturing costs

25
Q

materials that can be traced directly to a product

A

direct materials

26
Q

labor that can be traced directly to the making of a product

A

direct labor

27
Q

what is included in manufacturing overhead

A

indirect costs

28
Q

work that cannot be traced to the making of a product but is involved in the factory

A

indirect labor

29
Q

materials that are integral to making a product but cannot be traced directly to it

A

indirect materials

30
Q

conversion cost equation

A

direct labor+manufacturing overhead

31
Q

prime cost equation

A

direct materials+direct labor

32
Q

costs associated with general management and not a product

A

administrative cost

33
Q

costs to secure customer orders and get products to customers

A

selling cost

34
Q

income statement format that organizes cost by behavior

A

contribution approach

35
Q

contribution approach income statement

A

sales
-variable costs
=contribution margin
-fixed costs
=net income

36
Q

how a cost reacts to changes in the level of activity

A

cost behavior

37
Q

organizational investments with a multiyear planning horizon that can’t be reduced at all without making fundamental changes

A

committed fixed cost

38
Q

cost arising from annual decisions by management to spend on certain fixed cost items

A

discretionary fixed cost

39
Q

contains both variable and fixed cost elements

A

mixed cost

40
Q

mixed cost equation

A

Y=a+bX

41
Q

range of activity within which the assumption is that cost behavior is linear

A

relevant range

42
Q

increase in cost from one alternative to another

A

incremental cost

43
Q

what are two names for product costs?

A

inventoriable cost and manufacturing cost

44
Q

potential benefit that is given up when one alternative is selected over another

A

opportunity cost

45
Q

cost that has already been incurred and that cannot be changed by any decision made now or in the future

A

sunk cost

46
Q

amount remaining from sales revenue after all variable expenses have been deducted

A

contribution margin

47
Q

what are the three classes of inventory?

A

raw materials, work in process, finished goods

48
Q

goods that go into final product (direct and indirect)

A

raw materials

49
Q

products partially completed that cannot be sold yet

A

work in process

50
Q

products that have been finished but not sold

A

finished goods

51
Q

cost by function

A

product and period costs