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How often do residents statement funds/ accounting funds need to be provided to them?

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Quarterly (every three months).

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Money of a deceased/ discharged resident being held by facility must be refunded when?

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Within 30 days.

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Average length of stay equation?

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Total patient days divided by number admissions in the year.
Example Total patient days = 30,000 Number of annual admissions = 1200

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Whats the average length stay for a total patient days = 30,000 Number of annual admissions = 1200

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30,000 / 1200= 25 days average stay per resident

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Accrual accounting Systems

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Nursing homes must use the accrual system

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Different types of book keeping

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Journals, and General Ledgers

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Journals includes…

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  • Books of original entry
  • General Journals
    • Prepaid expenses
    • Entries that don’t fit in other journals
    • Corrects errors in the other journals
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General Ledger includes…

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  • Summarizes debits and credits
  • Organized by account/ GL code
  • Operating expenses and income
  • Organized by vendor name and GL code
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Chart of accounts

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listing of all the revenue and expense codes so you can code your invoices and find the information on he general ledger and Profit and loss.

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Accounting process

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Reporting financial results

* must produce the profit and loss statement and balance sheet to investors.

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Profit and loss statements (income statements) show what?

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How much you made…

  • Operating revenues
  • Ancillary revenues
  • Operating expenses
  • Profit/ Income
  • Loss
  • Shows rather your revenues covered your expenses
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What must match on the Profit and loss statement?

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Revenues and expenses for that month

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How often is a P&L produced?

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Each month.

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What does your Balance Sheet show?

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What you are worth…

  • Net worth/ equity
  • assets
  • liabilities
  • capital
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What shows financial condition?

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Balance sheet

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What shows net worth and solvency?

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Balance Sheet

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How often is the balance sheet produced?

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Every 3 months

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Accounting equation for assets

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Assets = liabilities + Capital

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Accounting equation for working capital

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Current assets- current liabilities= working capital

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Accounting equation for current ratio

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Current assets / current liabilities = current ratio

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Whats the purpose of working capital?

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To show you how much you have available to buy equipment r invest in business

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Whats the purpose of Current ratio?

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Shows whether you are solvent and can pay your bills.

* Example: a 1.0 to 1.0 means break even. 2.0 to 1.0 means you have 2 dollars for every dollar of debt.

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Accounting equation quick ratio or acid test ratio

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Cash + accts receivables + money market funds/ current liabilities

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Whats the purpose of quick ratio or acid test ratio

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Calculates your most liquid assets

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3 Types of expenses

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Fixed, variable, and semi- variable

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depreciation

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Straight- line and Accelerated

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Periodic Inventory

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Do an initial inventory and then count inventory every 12 months.

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Perpetual Inventory

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Involves doing an initial inventory and then count inventory every 12 months.

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Inventory is a ____ Expense and the goal is to have just enough but not to much and prevent theft and loss

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Cash

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Inventory is delivered by Fedex on the day it is needed

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Just in time.

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Economic order quantity

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Maintaining just enough inventory to meet needs (not to much not to little)

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Golden rules

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  • Increase cash - collect AR accounts by picking up phone and collecting debt.
  • Extra cash on hand- if you have extra cash on hand put it in a money market account
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Source documents are…

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original documents such as checks, invoices, billing statements etc.

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Entity Principle

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The owner is separate from the company and must disclose all transactions

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Conservatism Principle

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Must value your assets at the lowest valuation possible

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Time period principle

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Must use the same calendar fiscal year from one year to the next

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Consistency Period

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Must use the same accounting system from one year to the next

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Objective evidence principle

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Must use the most objective evidence of your income and expenses

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Materiality Principle

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Must record all transactions that are material to the company financial condition

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Full disclosure principle

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Must fully record and disclose all financial transactions.

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