Final Flashcards

1
Q

Which cash flow is directly related to earning income?

A

Operating

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2
Q

Which cash flow is from the (1) purchase or sale of plants, equipment, and (2) investments?

A

Investing

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3
Q

Which cash flow is from to investors and creditors?

A

Financing

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4
Q

What are the steps to find statement of cash flows?

A

Find the change, classify the B/S, Operating CF, Investing CF, Financing CF, and Final Check

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5
Q

What B/S items belong on the operating section?

A

Current assets and current liabilites

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6
Q

What B/S items belong on the investing section?

A

Long term assets

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7
Q

What B/S items belong on the financing section?

A

Long term liabilities and stockholders’ equity

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8
Q

How do you start the Indirect Method?

A

(1) Start with income. (2) Add depreciation and amortization expense. (3) Subtract gain on sale or add loss on sale. (4) Subtract/Add operating assets/liabilities.

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9
Q

Change in Accounts Receivable is…

A

Operating asset

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10
Q

Change in Inventories is…

A

Operating asset

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11
Q

Change in Prepaid Expenses is…

A

Operating asset

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12
Q

Change in Accounts Payable is…

A

Operating liability

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13
Q

Change in Accrued Expenses is…

A

Operating liability

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14
Q

Increase in CA…

A

Subtract

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15
Q

Decrease in CA…

A

Add

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16
Q

Increase in CL…

A

Add

17
Q

Decrease in CL…

A

Subtract

18
Q

Which method of accounting records income when you receive it and records an expense when you pay it?

A

Cash Accounting

19
Q

Which method of accounting records income when you earn it and records an expense when you incur it?

A

Accrual Accounting

20
Q

When should revenue be recognized?

A

When it’s realized and earned

21
Q

What accounts are found on an income statement?

A

Revenue, expenses, gains, losses, net income

22
Q

What accounts are found on a Balance Sheet?

A

Assets, liabilities, and equity

23
Q

Total amount of money that a company has billed to its customers.

A

Gross accounts receivable

24
Q

Amount of money that a company expects to receive after deducting and AFDA.

A

Net account receivable

25
Q

The amount that a company’s assets are depreciated for a single period.

A

Depreciation expense

26
Q

The total amount that a company has depreciated its asset to date.

A

Accumulated depreciation

27
Q

An accounting charge that companies record when goodwill’s carrying value exceeds its fair value.

A

Goodwill

28
Q

What are the components of the Stockholders Equity?

A

Outstanding shares, APIC, retained earnings, and treasury stock

29
Q

The difference between the par value of a stock and the price that investors actually pay for it.

A

APIC

30
Q

(cost - residual value) * 1 / useful life

A

straight-line method

31
Q

2 * (cost - accumulated depreciation) / useful life

A

double-declining method

32
Q

ending inventory

A

beginning inventory + purchases - COGS

33
Q

gross profit

A

total revenue - COGS