multiple choice Flashcards
what is a merchandising firm?
A merchandising firm is involved in the buying and selling of goods with a focus on distribution and retail activities
A business with more than one owner is called what
Partnership
What is sole proprietorship?
Owned and operated by a single individual, simplest form of business structure owner has full control, and his personally responsible for the business
What is partnership?
Business owned, and operated by two or more individuals, partners share responsibilities, profits and liabilities. Various types include general partnerships, and limited partnerships.
What is limited liability partnership?
Similar to a general partnership, but is limited liability with each partner partners are not personally responsible for the businesses debts
What is a franchise?
Business model, where an individual franchisee operates a business under a brand and guidance of larger company franchiser franchisee pays fees or royalties to the franchiser and exchange for support and use of brand
What is a dual proprietorship?
Not a widely recognized term, presumably involves two individuals, jointly owning and operating a business
Fiscal. May be described as the period of time required to what
Complete the accounting cycle
A list of the accounts and their numbers is referred to as what
Chart of accounts
what is a balance sheet?
Snapshot of a companies, financial position at a specific point in time lists assets, liabilities, and equity assets equals liabilities plus owners equity
What is chart of accounts?
systematic listing of all accounts used in accounting each account has a unique number organized into categories for easy management
What is a ledger?
Detailed record of financial transactions contains individual accounts, summarizes debts, and credits for each account
What is an income statement?
Shows the companies profitability over a specific period less revenues and expenses net income revenues minus expenses is reported
What account would normally have a debit balance?
Expenses
which of the following is not an owners equity account?
Fees earned
Taxes payable
Bank charges.
L.A Capital
taxes payable is not an owner equity ACCOUNT. It is a liability account.
What happens for accounting entry for cash withdrawal?
if the owner withdrawals cash from the business, the entry typically involves debited the drawings account and crediting the cash account.
is the drawings account usually debited or credited?
Debited
do drawings affect, net income
Drawings do affect net income, while drawings do not directly impact revenue, or expenses accounts, they do affect the overall equity of the business, which intern influences the net income 
identified the transaction that is not an expense for a business
Payment of salaries to employees
Payment for gasoline for the delivery truck
Payment for a new photocopier
Payment of the Hydro bill
The new photocopier is a long-term asset for the business rather than an immediate expense
The income statement should include all of the following except the
Financial position of the business
Net income or net loss of the business.
Total amount received as revenue.
Total amount of expenses incurred
Financial position of the business
The income statement focusses on revenues, expenses and net, income or net loss over specific. It provides information about the probability of the business during the time frame, on the other hand, the financial position of the business which includes assets, liabilities, and equity is typically presented in a balance sheet.
Number for assets
100 to 199
Number for liabilities
200 to 299
Number for equity
300 to 399
Number for revenue
400 to 499