Statement Terms Flashcards

1
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Communicates information about a business’s financial performance by summarizing revenues less expenses over a period of time

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Income Statement

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2
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When revenues are greater than expenses, the difference is called

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net income or profit

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3
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When expenses are greater than revenue

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net loss

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4
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provides information about how the balances in Share capital and Retained earnings changed during the period

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statement of changes in equity

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5
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represents how much shareholders have invested

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share capital

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6
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the sum of all net incomes earned by a corporation over its life

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Retained earnings

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7
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Distributions of net income to shareholders

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dividends

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8
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shows a business’s assets, liabilities, and

equity at a point in time

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balance sheet

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9
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economic resources that provide future benefits to the business

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Assets

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10
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represent amounts to be collected in cash in the future for

goods sold or services provided to customers on credit

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Accounts receivable

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11
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assets that are paid in cash in advance and have benefits that apply over future periods

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Prepaid expenses

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12
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an obligation to pay an asset in the future

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liability

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13
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obligations to pay a creditor for goods purchased or services rendered

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Accounts payable

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14
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represents an advance payment of cash from

a customer for services or products to be provided in the future

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Unearned revenue

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15
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represents the net assets owned by the owners

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equity

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16
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Assets can be financed through liabilities, also known

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debt

17
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explains how the balance in cash changed over a period of time by detailing the sources (inflows) and uses (outflows) of cash by type of activity: operating, investing, and financing

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statement of cash flows

18
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the day-to-day processes involved in selling products and/or services to generate net income

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Operating activities

19
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the buying of assets needed to generate revenues

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Investing activities

20
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the raising of money needed to invest in asset

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Financing activities

21
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also referred to as the books

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ledger

22
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are a promise to pay an amount on a specific future date plus a predetermined amount of interest

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notes payable

23
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are supplies to be used in the future

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Office supplies

24
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items to be sold in the future

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Merchandise inventory

25
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represents an amount paid in advance for insurance

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prepaid insurance

26
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represents an amount paid in advance for rent

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prepaid rent

27
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wages owed to employees for work performed

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Wages payable

28
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are a debt owed to a bank or other creditor that is normally paid within one year

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Short-term notes payable

29
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are a debt owed to a bank or other creditor that is normally paid beyond one year

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Long-term notes payable

30
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are payments received in advance of the product or service being provided. In other words, the business owes a customer the product/service

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Unearned revenues