Module 7 Flashcards

1
Q

The concept of the equation must always be equal. The left side must be equal to the right side of the equation.

A

Duality Concept

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2
Q

Assets =

A

Liabilities + Equity

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3
Q

The basic summary device of accounting is WHAT.

A

The Account

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4
Q

A detailed record of the increases, decrease and balance of each element that appears in an entity’s financial statements.

A

Account

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5
Q

The simplest form of the account is known as

A

T” account because of its similarity to the letter T.

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6
Q

As income increases, equity WHAT

A

increases

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7
Q

As expense increases, equity WHAT

A

decrease

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8
Q

The basic tool of accounting

A

the accounting equation.

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9
Q

The left side of the equation shows WHAT

A

how much the business owns,

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10
Q

the right side of the equation shows WHAT

A

how much resources do the outside creditor and owner supplied to the business

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11
Q

Accounting is based on WHAT system which means that the dual effects of business are recorded.

A

a double-entry system

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12
Q

[DEBIT OR CREDIT] [+ OR -]

ASSETS

A

+DEBIT, -CREDIT

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13
Q

[DEBIT OR CREDIT] [+ OR -]

EXPENSE

A

+DEBIT, -CREDIT

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14
Q

[DEBIT OR CREDIT] [+ OR -]

DRAWING

A

+DEBIT, -CREDIT

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15
Q

[DEBIT OR CREDIT] [+ OR -]

LIABILITIES

A

-DEBIT, +CREDIT

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16
Q

[DEBIT OR CREDIT] [+ OR -]

CAPITAL

A

-DEBIT, +CREDIT

17
Q

[DEBIT OR CREDIT] [+ OR -]

REVENUE

A

-DEBIT, +CREDIT

18
Q

An economic occurrence that causes changes in an enterprise’s assets, liabilities, and/or equity.

A

accounting event

19
Q

A particular kind of event that involves the transfer of something of value between two entities.

A

transaction

20
Q

When a transaction causes assets, expenses, or drawing to increase.

A

To debit the assets, expenses, or drawing account.

21
Q

When transaction causes assets, expenses, or drawing to decrease.

A

We have to credit such assets, expenses, or drawing account.

22
Q

[WHAT MODEL?]

Increase in asset, increase in capital investment

A

MODEL NO. 1

23
Q

[WHAT MODEL?]

Increase in asset, increase in capital (revenue)

A

MODEL NO. 2

24
Q

[WHAT MODEL?]

Increase in asset, increase in liabilities

A

MODEL NO. 3

25
Q

[WHAT MODEL?]

Decrease in asset, decrease in capital

A

MODEL NO. 4

26
Q

[WHAT MODEL?]

Decrease in assets, decrease in liabilities

A

MODEL NO. 5

27
Q

[WHAT MODEL?]

Increase in one asset account and decrease in another asset account, or increase in one liability account and decrease in another liability account, or increase in one capital account and decrease in another capital account, or increase in capital and decrease in liability, or decrease in capital and increase in liability.

A

MODEL NO. 6