Lecture 02 - Part I – Financial Accounting Flashcards

basic journal entries

1
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What two groups of Accounts do you know? (CFS) Effekt on Balance sheet? (4)

A

Position

  • Information on assets and liabilities
  • opening balance from the the balance sheet

Performance

  • Information on revenues and expenses
  • opening balance is 0
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2
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What are the components in the accounting cycle of a company? (3)

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Opening
Contains the position account (assets and the liabilities) of a firm, at the beginning of the accounting periode.

Recording
Recorded Transactions during the year.

Closing
The balance of the accounts at the year end will be summarized in the

  • balance sheet
  • income statement.
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3
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What are common accounts for
Expenses? (5)

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  • Cost of sales
    __
  • Salary / Wages
  • Rent
  • Engery
  • Maintenance
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4
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What are common accounts for
Revenues? (2)

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  • Sales revenue / Dividents
  • Interest revenue
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5
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What type of information does the balance sheet provide? (2)

  • What is the typical order in which accounts are listed? (5)
A

The balance sheet provides information about a business on a specific date, specifically regarding its assets, liabilities, and equity.

Therefore it summarizes the fortune and the debts of a company.

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6
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⭐What is the purpose of the …

  • Opening: Balance sheet
  • Closing: Income Statement
  • Main Metrics, for Profit and Loss (3)
A

Balance sheet

  • opening balance zero,
  • at the beginning of the period.

Income statement

  • summarizes expenses & revenues (profit / loss),
  • at closing date.
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7
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Definition:
Cash equivalent (2)

A

Short term, high liquid investments ..

  • that mature in three months or less,
  • can be easily converted to cash.
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8
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Definition:
Borrowings
How is it reflected in the general journal?

A

Titeled Notes payable.

When a company borrows money.It normally signs a promissory note agreeing to pay the money back (including interest) hence, the little notes payable.

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9
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What are some examples of revenue accounts? (2)

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10
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What are some examples of asset accounts? (8)

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11
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What are some examples of expense accounts? (8)

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12
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What are some examples of equity accounts? (2)

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