L03 - Reporting Process B Flashcards

EV Notes

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⭐️Four Types of Adjustments

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Deferred involves cash being paid or received before the related expense or revenue is recognized.

  • Expense
  • Revenue

Accrued involves recognizing revenue or expenses before (no) cash is received or paid.

  • Expense
  • Revenue
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⭐️ Four Steps for Preparing Financial Statements (5)

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Closing Process: Retained earnings

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Retained earnings is a permanent Account (SE) reported on the Balance Sheet.

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Contra Accounts (+XA, -A)

  • Example
  • Impact
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  • Used to provide additional information, such as Accumulated Depreciation,
    a contra asset in the balance sheet,
    which helps estimate asset age.
  • An increase in the contra asset account, such as accumulated depreciation, reduces the book value of the asset.
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How is the order of accounts for an unadjusted trial balance typically organized? (5)

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  • By listing the accounts (debit / credit balance),
  • in specific sequence or structure:
    Asset,
    Liability,
    Equity,
    Revenue,
    Expence.
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Asset Life

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Estimates the length of time an asset is expected to be useful.

  • Typically asset life will be in years
  • Under units-of-production depreciation method, useful life is estimated by machine output or hours
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Balance Sheet Defined

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Statement that reports the financial position of a company by presenting assets, liabilities and equity

  • at a fixed date in time
  • presents accumulation of financial activity
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Balance Sheet Example

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Presents the assets, liabilities and equity of a company at a given point in time.

  • Balance sheet format similar to the accounting equation:
    Assets = Liabilities + Equity
  • Assets are presented in order of liquidity and display current and long-term classification
  • Liabilities are presented in the order of date due
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Closing Retained Earnings

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  • At the end of the accounting period, net income increases retained earnings, while a net loss decreases retained earnings.
  • This adjustment links the income statement to the balance sheet.
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Commercial Loan (2)

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Borrowed money appears as a liability on the balance sheet.

  • Current Liability:
    Amounts payable within a year.
  • Accrued Expense:
    Interest accrued at year-end.
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Cost of Goods Sold (COGS) (3)

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  • Deducted from revenue to calculate gross profit or loss.
  • Includes costs like raw materials, machinery, direct labor, etc. (for manufacturers).
  • FORMULA:
    Revenue - COGS = Gross Profit
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