Module 5- recording transaction Flashcards

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cash basis of accounting

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recognizes revenues when cash is received and recognizes expenses when cash is paid out

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accrual basis of accounting

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recognizes revenues when sales are made (for example when a product is delivered to a buyer) or services are performed regardless of when the cash is received.
-expenses are recognized are incurred whether or not cash has been paid out under the accrual basis of accounting

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fiscal year

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is any 12 consecutive moths. it may or may not coincide with the calendar year

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deferred items

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consists of adjusting entries previously recorded in accounts:
asset/ expense adjustments;
liability/revenue adjustments
Ex: prepaid rent, prepaid insurance, and supplies on hand

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5
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depreciation accounting

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the process of recording depreciation expense

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depreciable asset

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is a long lived asset such as a building, machine, vehicle, or piece of equipment that provides a service or a benefit for a long period of time. these assets loose value over time

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Depreciation expense

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is the amount of asset cost assigned as an expense to a particular accounting period.

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3 factors into computing depreciation expenses:

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  • asset cost: the asset cost is the amount that a company paid to purchased the depreciable asset.
  • estimated residual value: the amount the company expects to sell the asset for at the end of its estimated useful life.
  • estimated useful life: the amount of time the company expects to use that asset.
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Straight line depreciation

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assigns the same amount of depreciation expense to each accounting period over the life of an asset.

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Accumulated depreciation account

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is a contra asset that shows the total of all depreciation recorded on the asset from the dat of acquisition through the balance sheet date

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Annual depreciation formula

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asset cost-estimated residual value/ Estimated years of useful life.

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accrued assets

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assets such as interest receivable or accounts receivable that have not been recorded by the end of an accounting period.

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13
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adjustment for accrued items

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debit an asset account and credit a revenue account

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interest revenue adjusting

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identify the assets and liabilities account
at the end of an accounting period debits a receivable account(asset) and credits a revenue account to record the interest earned

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accrued liabilities adjustment

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debit expenses and credit accrued expenses or liabilities.

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accrued items

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consists of adjusting entires relating to activity on which NO data has previously been recorded.
consists on 2 types of entries: asset/revenue adjustments and liability /expense adjustments
EX. salaries not yet paid, and services performed but not yet billed