LESSON 2 (Identification) Flashcards

1
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defined as the systematic and chronological recording of business transactions or events

A

BOOKKEEPING

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2
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guided by prescribed rules and principles of accounting.

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systemic way of recording

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3
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recording is in the order of the dates of occurrence or discovery of the business transactions and events.

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chronological way of recording

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4
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A person who records the day to day financial transactions of an organization. Also known as accounting clerk or technician

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Bookkeeper

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5
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Teaches you to be creative, independent, thinker and writer. Used for class notes

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Daybooks

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6
Q

gives companies measure of their
performance. It provides information on
general strategic decisions and a
benchmark for it revenue and income
goals. In short, once a business is up and
running, spending extra time and money
on maintaining proper records is critical.

A

proper bookkeeping

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7
Q

Many small companies do not actually hire
full-time accountants to work for them
because of the cost. Instead, small companies
generally hire a bookkeeper or outsource the
job to a professional firm. One important thing
to note here is that many people who intend
to start a new business sometimes overlook
the importance of matters such as keeping
records of every penny spent.

A

Hire a bookkeeper

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8
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Record a transaction only when cash is received or paid

A

cash basis

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9
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Record a transaction when it occurs, even when cash is not received or paid

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accrual basis

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