finance and accounting Flashcards

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Businesses earn profits by converting financial, physical, and labor resources into goods and services that satisfy customer demands

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true

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resource owners want to avoid consequences of taxation

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true

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3
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accounting provides a service to society by gathering and reporting information about a companies profit potential.

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true

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4
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Generally Accepted Accounting Principles

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are designed to provide guidance for financial accounting

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5
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For profit businesses, Governmental Entities, and nonprofit businesses, they all require information to operate effectively

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true

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6
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Public accountants conduct an audit to ensure that financial information provided by a company to investors is in accordance with gaap

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true

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7
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Paul Savage purchased a restaurant named burger Haven from Larry Jones

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caused the number of entities to remain constant

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8
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asset

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A source that will be used to produce revenue

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9
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creditors investors and operations

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all assets

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10
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if total assets increase

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liabilities, common stock, or retained earnings must increase

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11
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retained earnings

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assets earned from operations that have been reinvested into the business

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12
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accounting equation

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assets=liabilities+common stock+expenses

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13
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dividend

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a distribution of the companies assets back to the owners of the business

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owners of the business who contribute money to the business take more risk than creditors who loan money to the business

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true

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15
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a decrease in assets indicate that the asset has been used

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true

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16
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paying cash to purchase land is an asset exchange event

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true

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17
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Paying cash for land would cause cash to decrease and land to increase

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true

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18
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a dividend is a distribution of assets obtained through earnings. It is a transfer of assets from the business to its owners. It is an asset use event.

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(assets and retained earnings decrease)

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19
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a cash revenue is an economic benefit that will cause assets and retained earnings to increase

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true

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20
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a cash expense is an economic sacrifice that will cause assets and retained earnings to decrease

21
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a cash dividend is a transfer of assets from a business to its owners that will cause the assets and retained earnings of the business to decrease

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Payed cash for expenses incurred by the business. The event would cause the cash (asset) account to decrease and retained earnings to decrease

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an increase in assets and liabilities indicates that the company has borrowed 50k from creditors

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all accounting transactions entered in the accounting equations should result in the equation being balances. Assets should always equal liabilities plus stockholders equity for all acct transactions

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no recording is necessary for changes in the market value that result in an increase for the value of a long term asset
true
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market value is irrelevant
true
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GAAP
requires businesses to follow historical cost concept which dictates that assets be maintained in the accounting records at the amount of their original cost
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the market value of an asset is an opinion
true
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companies have a great deal of flexibility concerning the number of accounts included in their accounting records
true
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receiving cash from the issue of common stock
asset source transaction
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collecting cash from the issue of common stock causes assets cash and stockholders equity (common stock) to increase. Since the total amount of assets increase, this is an asset source transaction
true
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asset source transaction
total amount of assets increase
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receiving cash from the issue of a note payable to a bank is also an asset source transaction
true
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Earned Cash revenue, borrowed cash from creditor, and received cash from the issue of common stock is all an asset source event
true
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payed cash to purchase land
asset exchange transaction
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payed a cash dividend
asset use transaction
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accural accounting
a company using accrual accounting may report revenue on the income statement even if it does not collect cash
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accrual counting
the recognition of revenue in the period of which the work is done regardless of when the cash is collected
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if a company performs and completes all services in year one, but does not receive cash for services until year 2
revenue should be recorded in year 1
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under accrual accounting
a company should record revenue when earned
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When a company has completed a service, it has earned the revenue of that service, regardless of when payment is received
true
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when a company receives revenue on account
the assets, accounts receivable, and revenue increases. Liabilities are not effected
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when a company earns revenue on account, cash is not collected at the time of recognition therefore the statement of
cash flows is not effected
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when a company collects cash from accounts receivable,
total assets are not effected
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net income is the best measure of performance for an acct period
true
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accrued expense
an expense that is recognized prior to being paid
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if a company recognizes accrued salary expense the employees have completed work but have not been paid
true
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when a company incurs accrued expenses
liability, accts payable increases, stock holders decrease and assets are not effected.
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on account means that you do not pay cash at the time of purchase
true