REDEPTION (ENTREP) Flashcards

1
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It is a separate legal personality created by Law

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Corporation

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2
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It summarizes what is going to happen to the business if plans are carried out well.

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Financial statements

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3
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Which the corporation would have to pay back in terms or principal payments and in terms of interest expenses

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Loans

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4
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The one that will conduct an account called depreciation

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Accountant

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5
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They are the finished goods when sold

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Cost of goods sold

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6
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These are the selling, general and administrative expenses

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Period costs

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7
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These are the funds going from one container or one circle to another container or another circle comprise and fund flow except for the account called depreciation

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Funds flow

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8
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It is a situation where cash inflows greater than cash outflow

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Netcash outflow

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9
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It is the basis for the entire construction of the financial statement

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Double entry accounting

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10
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These are the stockholder’s equity, short term debt, long term debt, suppliers credit, and accused expenses

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Liabilities

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11
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These are the accounts for cash, accounts receivable, inventory, fixed assets, other assets.

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Container of funds

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12
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It is the source of funds

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cash

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13
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It is the uses of funds

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None of the above

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14
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These are abstractions of all business transactions going on in an enterprise

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Financial Statement

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15
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It is also called the profit and loss statement

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Income Statements

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16
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Whenever we talk about the ______________, Assets must always equal liabilities and owner’s equity.

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balance sheet

17
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Premium Paid by the enterprise for an asset or share of stock whose book value is lower than the purchase or acquisition price

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Good will

18
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are payments to holders of an invention or technology

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Patents

19
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Forecasting _____________ requires an assessment of enterprise’s future requirements for land, building, machinery, equipment, furniture, fixtures and other long lasting assets

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Fixed assets

20
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If the cash goes below the minimum balance, forecaster an cover the cash shortfall by obtaining more loans, by liquidating __________________ into cash

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Marketable securities

21
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Marketable securities can be the repository of excess cash. It can be drawn down or reduced if the ___________________ falls below the minimum required

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Cash balance

22
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______________ may also decide to collect all of the advances and not give any more of such advances to employees, in which case the advances to employees becomes zero for the next year

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Enterprise

23
Q

The construction and forecasting of financial statements would help the ______________get a firmer grip on the viability of his or her enterprise

A

Entrepreneur

24
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To determine the _________________ the forecaster has to refer to the depreciation schedules calculated by the enterprise’s accountants for each fixed asset.

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depreciation expenses

25
Q

The Father of Modern Accounting.
Bookkeeper

A

Luca Pacioli

26
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Employed to perform recording and processing of financial transactions of a business.

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Bookeeper

27
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The bookkeeping system records a debit and credit per transaction.

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Double-entry Bookkeeping

28
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Formula of assets

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Assets = Liabilities + Equity

29
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Reviews the recorded financial transactions before finalizing the statements.

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Accountant

30
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The foundation of double-entry bookkeeping.

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Accounting Equation

31
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Also known as the Profit and loss Statement.

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Income Statement

32
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Credited account when you purchase inventory to a supplier in account.

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Accounts Payable

33
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Debited account when you receive money as payment from customers.

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Cash

34
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The systematic method of recording and processing financial transactions.

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Bookeeping

35
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Comprise feasibility studies, enterprise promotion activities, pre-operating expenses, and other set-up costs

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Organizational Expenses