FABM Chapter 2 - 3 reviewer for quiz Flashcards

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Is a branch of accounting that focuses on periodic reporting of financial statements to users of financial statements outside the business organization.

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Financial Accounting

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It is focused on the production of financial statements for general purposes

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Financial accounting

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3
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These standards of preparation of general purpose financial statements are called __________

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Generally accepted accounting principles or simply GAAP.

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Focuses on internal reporting and analysis of financial information such as allocation of cost (cost accounting), design and evaluation of internal business processes, budgeting, and implementation and monitoring of internal controls

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Management accounting

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5
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Is the “process of accounting for costs from the point at which its expenditure is incurred or committed to the establishment of the ultimate relationship with cost units.

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Cost accounting

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is the branch of accounting that encompasses the process of analyzing, classifying, summarizing, and communicating all transactions involving the receipt and disposition of government funds and property and interpreting the results thereof.

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Government accounting

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7
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The main focus of _________ is the custody and administration of public funds.

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Government Accounting

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8
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refers to the practice of record-keeping and reporting for organizations that are motivated not by the desire to profit but by the desire to provide services needed by humanity for free.

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Non profit accounting

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9
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is a systematic process of objectively obtaining and evaluating evidence regarding assertions about economic actions and events to ascertain the degree of correspondence between these assertions and established criteria, and communicate the results to interested users.

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Auditing

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In other words, ________ involves an examination of the financial statements and whether it is presented fairly in material respects.

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Auditing

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11
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Internal auditing, External or independent auditing, Government Auditing what are these?

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Kinds of auditing

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12
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Audit of internal processes

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Internal auditing

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13
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Also known as management audits and performance audits examination of all or part of an organization for the purpose of determining the effectiveness and/or efficiency of its operations.

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Operational audit

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Also known as management audits and performance audits examination of all or part of an organization for the purpose of determining the effectiveness and/or efficiency of its operations.

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Operational audit

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14
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Is performed to determine whether the auditee is following specific procedures or rules set down by some higher authority. This may be performed for a private business or a governmental unit.

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Compliance audit

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Examination of the financial statements to enable the auditor to express an opinion on whether the financial statements are prepared, in all material respects, in accordance with an identified financial reporting framework

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External or independent auditing

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16
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Involves the determination of whether government funds are being handled properly and in compliance with existing laws and whether programs are being conducted efficiently and economically. In the Philippines, government audit is usually performed by the Commission on Audit (COA).

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Government Auditing

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17
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It involves the preparation of tax reports (tax returns) based on tax laws and regulations, to be submitted to the government.

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Tax Accounting

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18
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Has also expanded to tax auditing.

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Tax accounting

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19
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Is the audit or check of an organization’s compliance with established tax laws, rules, and regulations to ascertain their exposure to penalties for violations.

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Tax Auditing

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20
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Funds are usually distinguished into types:

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General and Special Fund

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20
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Used by non-stock non-profit organization including government. This is an art of recording classifying, controlling and ensuring that funds are used in accordance with the specifications set by the donors.

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Fund Accounting

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21
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fund that is used for day to day operations of the entity

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General Fund

22
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Fund that is segregated for a certain purpose such as funds for victims of typhoons or other calamities.

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Special Fund

23
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Is the action of identifying, recording, settling, sorting, reporting, and verifying past financial data or other accounting activities for settling current or prospective legal disputes or using such past financial data for projecting future financial data to settle legal disputes.

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Forensic Accounting

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Involves the development, installation, implementation, and monitoring of accounting procedures and systems used in the accounting process. It includes the employment of business forms, accounting personnel direction, and software management.

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Accounting System

25
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Involves teaching accounting, auditing, management advisory services, accounting aspect of finance, business law, taxation, and other technically related subjects.

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Accounting Education

26
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involves teaching accounting, auditing, management advisory services, accounting aspect of finance, business law, taxation, and other technology-related subjects.

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Accounting research

27
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research that focuses on all aspects of the accounting profession.

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Academic accounting research

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Research that emphasizes problem-solving for a client or group of clients.

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Practical Accounting Research

29
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Users who are outside the business organization

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External Users

30
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Users within the business organization

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Internal Users

31
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What type of users are these?
1.Investors and stockholders
2.Creditors/Lenders
3.Suppliers
4.Government and their agencies
5.Public
6. Customers

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External Users

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1.Owners or Partners
2.Managers
3.Employees

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Internal Users

33
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Primary users
The primary users are:

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a.Existing and potential investors
b.Lenders and other creditors.

34
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Users other than primary users
a.Management
b.Employees
c.others

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a.Management
b.Employees
c.Others

35
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Is a business owned by one person, called
the proprietor, who invests his money or capital in the business.

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Sole proprietorship

36
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Two or more persons own a single business.

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Partnership

37
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The operational mechanism of the partnership is
set by the agreement of the partners. Issues
usually agreed upon by the partners include:

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Partnership

38
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The partners are personally liable to creditors of the partnership

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General partnership

39
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Some partners are liable only to the extent of their capital contribution
into the partnership

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Limited partnership

40
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Is created by at least five, but not more
then, fifteen persons and with the consent of the
government.

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A corporation

41
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Corporations raise capital by issuing certificates of
ownership called “________” or “________” to interested
persons.

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stocks or shares

42
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Is a part owner of a corporation to the
the extent of the number of his shares.

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Shareholder

43
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Profits of the corporations are distributed to shareholders
in the form of “_________”.

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Dividends

44
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Is a business formed and co-owned by its members. Members share the same interest or industry

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Cooperative

45
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The income generated by the cooperative
from such operations is actually “savings” by
all the members. The same is allocated to the
members in the form of “_______”.

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Patronage Refunds

46
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Are businesses that pool money from various investors.

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Mutual funds

47
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Is one who renders services for a fee

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Service business

48
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Buys from suppliers and sells merchandise to customers

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Merchandising Business

49
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May either be a small business just like a sari-sari store or it may be a
big business just like SM Department store,
Puregold or Ace Hardware.

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Merchandising business

50
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Produces goods for sale.

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Manufacturing business

51
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They buy ___________ and convert them to finished
products ready for sale.

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Raw Materials

52
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Grow crops, fish and animals for sale.

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Agricultural Businesses

53
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These businesses produce energy by harnessing the forces of
nature such as heat, wind, biomass, and water current to create
electricity.

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Power generating enterprises

54
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These businesses explore natural resources such as
precious metals, natural gas, timber deposits, fish and
other marine resources for exhaustion.

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Wasting asset enterprises