Statement of Comprehensive Income Flashcards

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Statement of Comprehensive Income also know as the?

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Income Statement

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2
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What is Statement of Comprehensive Income?

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A financial statement that gives information on the revenues earned and the expenses incurred by the business for a certain period of time.

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3
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Is defined as fees earned from providing services and the amounts of merchandise sold.

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Revenue

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4
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If the revenues earned are from a main activity of the business, they are considered?

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Operating Revenues.

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5
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If the revenues come from a secondary activity, they are considered?

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Non-Operating revenues

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6
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Is the reduction in value of an asset as it is used to generate revenue?

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Expense

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7
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What are the two forms of presenting expenses in the SCI?

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-Natural form
-Functional form

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8
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The natural form is also called?

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Single-step form

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9
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Where only two sections are presented in the SCI- the revenue section and the operating expenses section.

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Natural Form

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10
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The Functional form, also called ?

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the multiple-step or multi-step form

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11
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Is normally applicable to businesses with more complex operations, in this form, expenses are grouped according to function - cost of sales, selling expenses, administrative expenses, and other nonoperating expenses?

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Functional form or multiple step form

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12
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A transaction that increases assets and/or decreases liabilities leading to an increase in equity resulting from operations of the business and not from owner’s contribution

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Income

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13
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A transaction that decreases assets and or increases liabilities leading to an decrease in equity resulting from operations of the business and not from distribution to owners.

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Expense

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Incurred in the process or as a result of the primary operations of the business

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Operating expenses

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15
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Incurred in the non-primary operations of the business

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Non-operating Expenses

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16
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Income derived from the other activities of the business

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Gains

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17
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Refers to earnings made by any business that is into rendering services

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Service Revenue/Income

18
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Earnings made by any business that is into selling goods or merchandise

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Sales

19
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Interest credited by the bank to the account of the business arising from bank deposits.

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Interest income

20
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Earnings made by professionals or experts from rendering services to their clients

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Professional Fees

21
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Contra-sales account used to report the decreases in the seller’s receivable from a customer’s return of merchandise measured by its selling price or from granting the customer an allowance from the amount owed to the seller

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Sales Returns and Allowances

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Contra-sales account used to report the amount of discount taken by customers

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Sales Discount

23
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Total sales less sales discount and sales returns and allowances

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Net Sales

24
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This is the direct cost of purchasing the goods that were sold during the financial year

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Cost of Sales ( Cost of goods sold)

25
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Keeps track of inventory levels on a daily basis and Inventory account is “perpetually” updated for goods purchased and sold

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Perpetual Inventory Method

26
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Does not update the inventory account for purchases and sales

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Periodic Inventory Method

27
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Account that is used to report acquisitions of merchandise for sale using the periodic inventory method

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Purchases

28
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Contra-purchase account that reports the cost of goods returned to suppliers

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Purchase returns and allowances

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Contra-purchase account that reports the amount of discount taken by the company.

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Purchase Discount

30
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Refers to shipping cost necessary to bring inventory purchased from the seller to the premises of the company

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Freight-In

30
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Is gross purchases plus Freight-in Less Purchase returns and allowances and purchase discounts

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Net Purchases

31
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Cost involved in operating a business, other than cost of sales, such as rent, utilities, and salaries.

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Operating Expenses

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Cost associated with the usage of electricity, water, and communication for a particular accounting period

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Utilities Expense

33
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Costs incurred associated with services rendered normally by permanent and full-time employees who are paid on a regular basis usually monthly

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Salaries Expense

34
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Costs incurred associated with the services rendered normally by contractual and temporary employees and workers who are paid on an hourly rate or based on output.

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Wages Expense

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Costs incurred to register the business, to acquire the right to operate, and to settle taxes

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Taxes and Licenses Expense

36
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Refers to the amount of supplies that was used during a particular accounting period.

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Supplies Expense

37
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Amount of loss resulting from uncollectible accounts receivable

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Bad Debts Expense

38
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The allocated portion of a property, plant, and equipment asset’s cost that is transferred to an expense account in the current accounting period

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Depreciation Expense

39
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Groups all revenue together and groups all expenses together (total revenues - total Expenses)

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Single-Step Approuch

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