Module 3 - Accounting Foundational Elements Flashcards

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Accounting Equation

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Assets= Liabilities+ Stockholders Equity

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T account

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The name of the account such as cash appears across the top of the T. We record debits on the side of the vertical line of the T account and Debits on the other side

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Journal

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an arranged in order of time record of business transactions

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Ledger

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the complete collection of all the accounts in a company (includes all transactions in trial balance order)

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Stockholders equity

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E=A-L
owners claim on total assets
Common Stock and Retained earnings

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Assets

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Resources a business owns, provides future services or benefits, cash, supplies, equipment

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Liabilities

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Debts and obligations
accounts payable
notes payable
salaries
wages
 taxes payable
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4 things that affect equity

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  1. Revenues
  2. Expenses
  3. Investments by stockholders
  4. Dividends
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Source documents

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provides evidence that business transaction occurred.

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Transaction entry

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recording of a business transaction in the journal

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Steps in Recording Business transactoin

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  1. The company enters into a business transaction as the result of a management decision.
  2. The company transaction is evidenced to be a source document
  3. The source document serve as the basis for preparing an entry to record the transaction.
  4. The entry is posted to the respective accounts in the ledger.
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retained earnings

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Revenue - expenses -dividends

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General Ledger accounts (trial balance)

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  • assets
  • liabilities
  • owners equity
  • revenue
  • Expenses
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assets

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Cash, accounts receivable, supplies, equipment, inventory, property, plant, and equipment

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liabilities

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accounts payable, notes payable, unearned revenue

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Owners Equity

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common stock, Retained earnings, capital

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revenue

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sales revenue, interest revenue, dividend revenue, rent revenue.

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expenses

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car repair expense, travel, entertainment, salary, miscellaneous

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doubled entry procedure

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the accounting requirement that each transaction be recorded by an entry that has equal dollar amounts of debits and credits

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Debit & Credit

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Debit= left ; increase

credit =right ; decrease

21
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normal balance

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the side the trial balance increases on

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nominal accounts

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(temporary accounts) income statement accounts and the dividends are nominal because` they are merely sub classifications of the stockholders equity accounts

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type of account of the balance sheet account

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real accounts- because they are no subclassifications or subdivisions of any other accounts. these are also permanent

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contra balance

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when an accounts has a balance that is opposite from what it normally is

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transposition error

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when two digits are places in a reverse amount ex/ 110 as 101 or 735 as 537