U2, AOS 2 - Lesson 10 - Income Statement Flashcards
Structure of the income statement is…
Purpose of the income statement is…
To calculate Net Profit
If expenses increase, owners equity =
Decrease
T/f - An income statement reports both cash and credit sales.
True
Impact on the accounting equation of a sales return. Customer purchased for $400 (excl. GST) - inventory cost the business $200.
Assets: Accounts Receivable decrease $440, Inventory increase by $200
Liabs: GST Payable decrease $40
OE: Sales Return increase by $400, Cost of Sales decrease by $200 therefore Net Profit will decrease by $200
T/f - Sales returns are reported on the Income Statement
True - reported on the income statement. Net revenue decreases and Cost of sales decrease = net profit decreases.
Impact on the accounting equation of $330 (inc. GST) Accounts Receivable turning into a bad debt.
Assets: Accounts Receivable decrease by $330
Liabilities: GST Payable decrease by $30
Owner’s equity: Bad debts expense increase by $300 therefore net profit decrease by $300