Midterms Flashcards

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A service activity which function is to provide quantitative information, primarily financial in nature, about economic entities that is intended to be useful in making economic decisions.

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Accountin

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Accounting phases

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Recording
Classifying
Summarising

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3
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Chronological record of transactions through journal

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Recording

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Putting together similar accounts

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Classifying

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Preparation of financial statements

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Summarising

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Specialised accounting fields

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Public Accounting
Private accounting
Government
Education

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Forms of Business Organisations

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*Single or Sole Proprietorship
*Partnership
*Corporation

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This is a business owned by only an individual called the proprietor

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Single of Sole Proprietorship

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This is an association of two or more persons who bind themselves to contribute money, property or industry to a common fund, with the intention of dividing the profits among themselves.

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Partnership

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This is a business owned by stockholders. It has a legal personality separate and distinct from its owners and it can conduct business in its own name.

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Corporation

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Types of Business

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*Service
*Merchandising
*Manufacturing

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This business renders services to customers or clients for free

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Service

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This kind of business buys good or commodities and sells them at a profit.

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Merchandising

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This kind of business where companies buy raw materials and convert them into a finished product.

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Manufacturing

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This defines what is accepted in accounting practice and they are like laws that must be followed in financial reporting.

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Generally Accepted Accounting Principles

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Accounting assumptions

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*Business Entity Concept
*Going Concern
*Time period
*Unit of Measurement
*Accrual Basis
*Matching principle

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17
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Only transactions affecting business resources must be accounted for

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Business Entity Concept

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18
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In the absence of evidence, business will continue to operate indefinitely.

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Going Concern

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The period covered when preparing the financial statements.

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Time period

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Transactions must be consistently recorded using the same currency

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Unit of Measurement

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Recognize revenue when earned; and expenses when incurred

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Accrual Basis

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Matching of revenues and costs to determine net income or loss

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Matching principle

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Basic Financial Statements

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*Statement of Comprehensive Income
*Statement of Financial Position
*Statement of Changes in Equity
*Statement of Cash Flows
*Notes to the Financial Statements

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Summary of the company’s revenue and expenses for a given period

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Statement of Comprehensive Income

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Shows the list of a company's asset, liabilities, and owner's equity
Statement of Financial Position
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Movement of owner's capital account
Statement of Changes in Equity
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Provides information about the cash receipts and cash payments of an entity
Statement of Cash flows
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Qualitative Characteristics of FS
*Relevance *Faithful Representation *Comparability *Verifiability *Timeliness *Understandability
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Ability to influence decisions
Relevance
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Representation of the substance of an economic phenomenon
Faithful Epresentation
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Consistency of reporting from period-to-period
Comparability
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Some conclusions would be reached by independent observers
Verfiability
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Availability of Information when decisions are being made
Timeliness
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Form and terminology that users understand
Understandability
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Users of Financial Information
1) Management 2) Creditors and suppliers 3) Owners 4) Investors 5) Employees 6) Government and their agencies 7) Customers 8) Financial Analyst and Advisors 9) Trade Associations 10) Others
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Elements of Financial Statements
*Asset *Liabilities *Capital / Equity *Revenues / Income *Expenses / Costs
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Any event that affects the financial position of the business and can be recorded reliably
Business transactions
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These are evidences of the daily activities of a business enterprise. It helps us identify the transactions that should be recorded in the books of accounts
Source Documents
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This is a list of Assets, Liabilities, Capital, Revenue and Expenses accounts applicable to a business enterprise.
The Chart of Accounts
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Also called the book of original entry. This is a chronological record of business transactions
The General Journal
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This is the process of transferring the entries from the general journal to the respective accounts in the general ledger
Posting Business Transactions
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This is done to summarise the effects of business transactions on a per account basis and determine the balances of the accounts
Posting Business transactions
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Also called the book of final entry.
The general ledger
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After posting the journal entries to the ledger, the amounts of the debit and credit columns of the accounts are totaled and the difference is determined. This process is called what?
Footing
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The summary listing of the account titles and the balance of each account
Trial Balance