Session 2 Flashcards

1
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Accrual Accounting

A

Recognition of revenue when earned and the matching of expenses when incurred

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2
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Transaction Analysis

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The process of identifying impacts of transactions and events on the balance sheet, income statement, or both.

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3
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Deferred (unearned) revenue

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A liability representing revenues received in advance.

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4
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Asset

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Economic resources of an entity that are owned, will provide future benefits, and can be reliably measured.

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5
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What certain resources are expensed as incurred due to difficulty in measuring?

A

Internal R&D and advertising. Internally developed trade marks.

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6
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How are assets reported?

A

Listed in order of liquidity.

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7
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Current asset

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Assets that can be converted to cash within a year.

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8
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Noncurrent asset

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(long-term assets) cannot be easily converted to cash within a year.

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9
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How are liabilities reported?

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Listed in order of maturity.

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10
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Liabilities

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The obligations or debts that an entity must pay in money or services at some time in the future because of past transactions or events.

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11
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Current liabilities

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Come due in less than a year

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12
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Noncurrent (long term) liabilities

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Come due after a year

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13
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Net Working Capital

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Current Assets - Current Liabilities

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14
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Liquidity

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How much cash a company has, how much is expected, and how much it can raise with short-term notice.

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15
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Current Ratio

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Current Assets / Current Liabilities

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16
Q

Working Capital Ratio

A

Net Sales / Average Working Capital

17
Q

Tactics for more efficient use of working capital

A

Increase trade credit to minimize the cash invested in inventories

Reduce inventory levels by improved production systems and management

Decrease accounts receivable by better collection procedures

18
Q

Equity consists of:

A

Contributed Capital

Earned Capital (includes accounts besides retained earnings)

19
Q

Contributed capital makeup

A

Preferred stock
+ Paid in capital
- Treasury stock
= Contributed capital

20
Q

What is the relationship between par value and the market value of stock?

A

There is no relationship. Par value is just a legal value only.

21
Q

Shares of stock make up

A

Authorized - in articles of incorporation

Issued - sold to public in one time or another
- Treasury Shares
= Outstanding Shares

22
Q

Accumulated Other Comprehensive Income

A

All changes in stockholder’s equity excluding investments by owner’s and distributions to owners (dividends)

Example: Available for sale securities

23
Q

Available-for-sale securities

A

Investments in securities that management intends to hold for capital gains and dividend income, although it may sall them if the price is right.

24
Q

Retained Earnings equation

A

Beginning retained earnings
+ Net income
- Dividends
= Ending Retained Earnings

25
Q

Net Sales

A

Gross Sales

  • sales discounts
  • sales returns/alowances
26
Q

Gross Profit calculation

A

Net sales - Cost of Goods Sold

27
Q

Operating Income

A

Net Sales - Operating Expenses

28
Q

Operating Expenses

A

The usual and customary costs that a company incurs to support its main business activities

29
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Nonoperating Expenses

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Relate to company’s financing and investing activities