Lecture 02 - Part I β Financial Accounting Flashcards
basic journal entries
What two groups of Accounts do you know? (CFS) Effekt on Balance sheet? (4)
Position
- Information on assets and liabilities
- opening balance from the the balance sheet
Performance
- Information on revenues and expenses
- opening balance is 0
What are the components in the accounting cycle of a company? (3)
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.
What are common accounts for
Expenses? (5)
- Cost of sales
__ - Salary / Wages
- Rent
- Engery
- Maintenance
What are common accounts for
Revenues? (2)
- Sales revenue / Dividents
- Interest revenue
What type of information does the balance sheet provide? (2)
- What is the typical order in which accounts are listed? (5)
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.
βWhat is the purpose of the β¦
- Opening: Balance sheet
- Closing: Income Statement
- Main Metrics, for Profit and Loss (3)
Balance sheet
- opening balance zero,
- at the beginning of the period.
Income statement
- summarizes expenses & revenues (profit / loss),
- at closing date.
Definition:
Cash equivalent (2)
Short term, high liquid investments ..
- that mature in three months or less,
- can be easily converted to cash.
Definition:
Borrowings
How is it reflected in the general journal?
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.
What are some examples of revenue accounts? (2)
What are some examples of asset accounts? (8)
What are some examples of expense accounts? (8)
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What are some examples of equity accounts? (2)