Terms and Concepts Flashcards

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Details the entities operating performance during a specific time. Subtracts expenses from revenues.

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Income statement

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A statement of financial position. Lists the entities assets liabilities and owners equity.

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A balance sheet

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Details the sources and uses of cash by the entity over an accounting period.

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Statement of cash flows.

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Sets accounting standards.

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FASB (the financial accounting standards board)

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Accounts are kept for an entity as distinct from the people who run or do business with the entity. Allows the accountant to draw a virtual boundary

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Entity

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Financial accounting only deals with things that can be represented in monetary terms

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Money measurement

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An entity is expected to remain in operation for the indefinite future

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Going concern

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An entity should use the same accounting methods and procedures from period to period unless it has a sound reason to change methods

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Consistency concept

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An entity need only apply proper accounting to items that are material. An item is material if it’s disclosure would impact the decisions of the users of the account

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Materiality concept

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record of economic impact of each transaction rather than the cash flows

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Accrual accounting

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Record of cash impact of each transaction

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Cash basis accounting

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Generally accepted accounting principals Guidelines that all managers and auditors must follow while preparing and auditing accounting information for external reporting purposes

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GAAP

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