The Accounting Equation Flashcards

Learn the accounting equation

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The key principle behind the _______ _______: stuff the business owns equals the stuff the business owes.

A

accounting equation

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The key principle behind the accounting equation: stuff the business _______ equals the stuff the business _______.

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owns, owes

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The key principle behind the accounting equation: stuff the business owns _______ the stuff the business owes.

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equals

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4
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Stuff the business owns is called _______.

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assets

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Stuff the business _______ is called assets.

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owns

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Stuff the business _______ is called liabilities when it is owed to third parties, but it is called equity when owed to owners (or shareholders).

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owes

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Stuff the business owes is called _______ when it is owed to third parties, but it is called equity when owed to owners (or shareholders).

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liabilities

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Stuff the business owes is called liabilities when it is owed to _______ _______, but it is called equity when owed to owners (or shareholders).

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third parties

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Stuff the business owes is called liabilities when it is owed to third parties, but it is called _______ when owed to owners (or shareholders).

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equity

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Stuff the business owes is called liabilities when it is owed to third parties, but it is called equity when owed to _______ (or _______ ).

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owners (or shareholders)

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What is the accounting equation?

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Assets = Liabilities + Equity

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List seven examples of assets.

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(1) cash (2) accounts receivable (3) inventory (4) plant, property, and equipment (4) land and buildings (5) investments (7) goodwill

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13
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What does A/R stand for?

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accounts receivable

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What does PPE stand for?

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plant, property, and equipment

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What does L&B stand for?

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land and buildings

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List four examples of liabilities.

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(1) accounts payable (2) loans payable (3) wages payable (4) taxes payable

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What does A/P stand for?

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accounts payable

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List two examples of equity.

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(1) owner’s/shareholder’s equity (2) retained earnings

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What does R/E stand for?

A

retained earnings

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_______ _______ are profits held for future use.

A

Retained earnings

21
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Retained earnings are _______ held for future use.

22
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Retained earnings are profits held for _______ _______.

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future use

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The _______ _______ is one of the three main financial statements (along with the income statement and cash flow statement). It is a snapshot of your assets, liabilities, and equity at a single point in time.

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balance sheet

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What does B/S stand for?

A

balance sheet

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The balance sheet is one of the three main _______ _______ (along with the income statement and cash flow statement). It is a snapshot of your assets, liabilities, and equity at a single point in time.
financial statements
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The balance sheet is one of the three main financial statements (along with the _______ _______ and _______ _______ _______). It is a snapshot of your assets, liabilities, and equity at a single point in time.
income statement and cash flow statement
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The balance sheet is one of the three main financial statements (along with the income statement and the cash flow statement). It is a snapshot of your _______, _______, and _______ at a single point in time.
assets, liabilities, and equity