Principles, Assets, Liability, And Owners Equity Flashcards
Business enterprises is separate and distinct from its owner or investor
Business entity principle
Business is expected to continue indefinitely
Going concern principle
Statements to be divided in different time interval
Time period principle
Statements to be divided in different time interval
Time period principle
Amount stated in single monetary unit
Monetary unit principle
Amount stated in single monetary unit
Monetary unit principle
Financial statement should be reported with evidences
Objectivity principle
Account should be recorded initially at cost
Cost principle
Revenues and expenses should be recorded in the same period
Accrual accounting principle
Cost should be matched with revenue generated
Matching principle
All relevant and material information should be reported
Disclosure principle
Assets and income should not be overstated malleability as an expenses should not be understated
Conservatism principle
Assets to make a immaterial to make a difference in the financial statement the company should recorded as an expense
Materiality principle
Assets to make a immaterial to make a difference in the financial statement the company should recorded as an expense
Materiality principle
Resources controlled by the entity also known as what the business owns
Assets
Enumerate the examples and current assets
Cash
Accounts receivable
Notes receivable
Supplies
Inventories
Accrued income
Prepaid expenses
It is the liquid assets
Cash
Due from a customer as a result of sale of goods
Accounts receivable
Items held for resale because they are readily available
Inventories
Being advanced to pay in a year
Prepaid expense
Enumerate non current assets
Plant land equipment
Long term investment
Intangible asset without physical substance
Obligation of the entity also known as what the business owes
Liabilities
A person or companies to whom a business owes something
Creditors
Liabilities that should be paid and realized within a year or after a year
Current liabilities