General Accounting Knowledge Flashcards

1
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Cash

A

Current Asset

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2
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Accounts Receivable

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Current Asset

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3
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Notes Receivable

A

Current Asset

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4
Q

Inventory

A

Current Asset

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5
Q

Supplies

A

Current Asset

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6
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Prepaid Insurance

A

Current Asset

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7
Q

Land

A

Property, Plant, and Equipment

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8
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Equipment

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Property, Plant, and Equipment

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9
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(Less) Accumulated Depreciation (generally speaking)

A

Property, Plant, and Equipment

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10
Q

Patents

A

Intangible Asset

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11
Q

Notes Payable

A

Current Liability

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12
Q

Accounts Payable

A

Current Liability

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13
Q

Unearned Sales Revenue

A

Current Liability

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14
Q

Salaries and Wages Payable

A

Current Liability

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15
Q

Interest Payable

A

Current Liability

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16
Q

Mortgage Payable

A

Long-term Liability

17
Q

Notes Payable

A

Long-term Liability

18
Q

Common Stock

A

Stockholders’ Equity

19
Q

Retained Earnings

A

Stockholders’ Equity

20
Q

Trademarks

A

Intangible Asset

21
Q

Sales

A

Revenue

22
Q

Cost of Goods Sold

A

Expense

23
Q

Salaries and Wages Expense

A

Expense

24
Q

Interest Expense

A

Expense

25
Q

Income Tax Expense

A

Expense

26
Q

How should an Income Statement be laid out?

A

Revenues - Expenses = Net Income/Loss

27
Q

How should a Balance Sheet be laid out?

A

Total Assets = Total Liabilities and Stockholders’ Equity

28
Q

What side are Debits and Credits on?

A

Debits are on the left, Credits are on the right

29
Q

Are Assets Debit or Credit?

A

Debit. Debit for increase, Credit for decrease.

30
Q

Are Liabilities Debit or Credit?

A

Credit. Credit for increase, Debit for decrease.

31
Q

Is Common Stock Debit or Credit?

A

Credit. Debit for decrease, Credit for increase.

32
Q

Are Retained Earnings Debit or Credit?

A

Credit. Debit for decrease, Credit for increase.

33
Q

Are Dividends Debit or Credit?

A

Debit. Debit for increase, Credit for decrease.

34
Q

Are Revenues Debit or Credit?

A

Credit. Debit for decrease, Credit for increase.

35
Q

Are Expenses Debit or Credit?

A

Debit. Debit for increase, Credit for decrease.

36
Q

What formula represents Stockholders’ Equity, using debits and credits?

A

Common Stock + Retained Earnings + Revenues — Expenses — Dividends

37
Q

Name the 9 steps in the Accounting Cycle, in order.

A
  1. Analyze business transactions
  2. Journalize the transactions
  3. Post to ledger accounts
  4. Prepare a trial balance
  5. Journalize and post adjusting entries
  6. Prepare an adjusted trial balance
  7. Prepare financial statements
  8. Journalize and post closing entries
  9. Prepare a post-closing trial balance