Users of Accntg Info Flashcards

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INTERNAL USERS

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-Management
-Employees
-Owners or Stockholders

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EXTERNAL USERS

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-CUSTOMERS
-CREDITORS
-POTENTIAL INVESTORS
-GOVERNMENT
-ACADEME
-GENERAL PUBLIC

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Main source of income of businesses

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CUSTOMERS

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Ex of users:
Pertron clients, people acquiring good or services

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CUSTOMERS

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Providers of additional funds when the initial investment of owners is exhausted; lend resources to business usually in form of money.

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CREDITORS

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Ex. Of users
Banks, Lending institutions, wealthy individuals; sometimes are government can also lend resources to a company.

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CREDITORS

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Provides of additional funds when the initial investment of owners is exhausted; invest resources in the business hoping to earn decent returns.

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POTENTIAL INVESTORS

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Ex. Of users
Wealthy individuals, other businesses planning to invest.

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POTENTIAL INVESTORS

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An external user whose primary role is to regulate businesses; studies financial statements to determine amount of taxes payable.

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GOVERNMENT

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Ex. Of users
Different Gov’t agencies, taxing authorities, government officials.

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GOVERNMENT

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Users accounting information primarily for academic purposes.

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ACADEME

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Citizens and residents of the country even though they do not plan to transact with the business; use financial statements to gauge the condition of the economy.

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GENERAL PUBLIC

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Ex. Of users
Professors, lecturers, students and researchers

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ACADEME

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Ex. Of users
Common people not connected with the company.

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GENERAL PUBLIC

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Employees that can make decisions for the company; considered the brain of the company.

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MANAGEMENT

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Ex, of users
Board of Directors, top management, middle-level managers, supervisors.

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MANAGEMENT

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Person in the company aside from managers and owners or stockholders; do not have authority to implement decisions.

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EMPLOYEES

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Ex of users
Laborers, field workers, non managerial employees.

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EMPLOYEES

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Existing investors of the company; concerned mostly with the profits of the company.

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OWNERS OR STOCKHOLDERS

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FORMS OF BUSINESS ORGANIZATIONS

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SOLE PROPRIETORSHIP
PARTNERSHIP
CORPORATION
COOPERATIVES

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Ex. Of users
Founders of the company, owners, stockholders, partners, proprietors.

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OWNERS OR STOCKHOLDERS

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-A form of business organizations with only one owner
-Has no separate legal existence

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SOLE PROPRIETORSHIP

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-Can take fictitious names (otherwise known as trade names)
-Most common form of business organizations; easiest to establish

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SOLE PROPRIETORSHIP

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-A contract whereby two or more persons bind themselves to contribute money, property, or industry to a common fund, with the intention of dividing the profits among themselves.
-May also be formed for the existence of a profession

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II. PARTNERSHIP

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FEATURES OF PARTNERSHIP

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1.Separate legal existence
2. Mutual agencies
3. Unlimited liability
4. Limited life
5. Co-ownership of partnership property
6. Partnership agreement

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OTHER FORMS OF PARTNERSHIP

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  1. limited partnership
  2. limited liability partnership
  3. limited liability company
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unlimited liability

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General partners

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limited liability

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Limited partners

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aims to protect innocent partners from the malpractice of wrong doings of other partners

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limited liability partnership

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have features of both corporation and partnership

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limited liability company

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An artificial being created by operation of law, having the right of succession and powers, attributes, and properties expressly authorized by law or incident to its existence

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CORPORATION

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-Artificial well being. It means that it is an entity separate and distinct from its owners
-Is created by operation of law - Individuals cannot form a Corporation by themselves. The law must play a role in the formation of a corporation
-Has the right of succession - ownership rights can be passed to the other person through sale, donation, and any other mode of transfer
-The law Is the source of powers and attributes of a Corporation.

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CORPORATION

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FREATURES OF A CORPORATION

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  1. separate legal existence
  2. limited liability
  3. transferable ownership rights
  4. virtually unlimited life (not exceeding of 50 years)
  5. corporation management
  6. double taxation
  7. Gov’t regulations
  8. Dividends – income distributed to stockholders
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THREE TYPES OF DIVIDENDS

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  1. cash dividends
  2. stock dividends
  3. property dividends
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-A duly registered association of persons, with a common band of interest, who have voluntarily joined together to achieve a lawful common social or economic end, making equitable contributions to the capital required and accepting a fair share of the risk and benefits of the undertaking in accordance with universally accepted corporation principals.
-May be formed at least 15 persons

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COOPERATIVES