Accy Midterm Flashcards

(36 cards)

1
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Name of org that writes US GAAP

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FASB or financial accounting standards board

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Accounting equation

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assists = liabilities + stockholders’ equity

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Assets

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resources owned by the company -> cash, inventory, receivables, pre paid expenses

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Liabilities

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obligations or debts owed to others -> accounts payable, notes payable, deferred revenue

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stockholder’s equity

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owner’s claim on the assets after liabilities are paid -> common stock, preferred stock, retained earnings, additional paid in capital

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debits

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entry made on the left side of an account

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credits

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an entry made on the right of an account

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assets, debits and credits

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debits: increase assets
credits: decrease assets

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liabilities, debits and credits

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debits: decrease liabilities
credits: increase liabilities

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credits and debits stockholders’ equity

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debits: decrease SE
credits: increaser SE

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11
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what does revenue affect?

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increase net income and stockholder’s equity

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Income statement

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revenue - expenses = net income

pretax income - (pretax income x tax rate) = net income

summary of business’s revenues and expenses over a period of time

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13
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statement of stockholders’ equity

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retained earnings, decreased by dividends and increased by net income

-explains the change from one balance sheet to another

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statement of cash flow

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operating (current A + L), financing (equity), investing (concurrent A + L)

-amount of money coming in and out

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15
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Order of steps

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income statement, balance sheet, cash flow statement

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16
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Trial balance

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accounting report showing the closing balances in all general ledger accounts at a point in time

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DEALER trick

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Dividends + Expenses + Assets = Liabilities + owner’s Equity + Revenue

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accrued revenue

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revenues earned but not yet recorded

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accrued expenses

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expenses incurred but not yet recorded

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deferred revenue

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cash received before services are performed

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prepaid expense

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payments made in advance for expenses

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unadjusted trial balance

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prepared before adjusting entries are made. shows the balance before any end-of-period adjustment

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adjusted trial balance

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prepared after adjusting entries are made. ensures that all accounts are updated for financial statement preparation

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Sales (revenue) entries

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debit: accounts receivable (or cash)
credit: sales revenue

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Purchases (expenses)
debit: expense account (supplies, rent) credit: accounts payable (or cash)
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Cash receipts (receiving cash for services/products)
debit: cash credit: accounts receivable (or sales revenue)
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Cash payments (paying expenses or creditors)
debit: accounts payable (or expenses) credit: cash
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inventory purchases
debit: inventory credit: accounts payable (or cash)
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inventory sold
debit: cost of goods sold credit: inventory
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accrued revenue
debit: accounts receivable credit: revenue
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accrued expenses
debit: expense credit: liability (wages payable)
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prepaid expenses
debit: expense credit: prepaid assest
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unearned revenue
debit: unearned revenue (liability) credit: revenue
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components of income statement
revenue (service revenue) and total expenses (cost of good sold, salary expense, utility expense, rent expense, interest expense, supply expense, depreciation expense, income tax expense) then solve for net income
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components of statement of retained earnings
beginning balance, net income, dividends, and ending balance ending retained earnings = beginning retained earnings + net income - dividends
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components of balance sheet
assests (cash, accounts receivable, inventory, prepaid rent, supplies, equipment, accumulated depreciation, land)-> total assets and total liability and stockholder's equity (accounts payable, salary payable, interest payable, unearned revenue, long-term debt, common stock, retained earnings) retained earnings: refer to the ending balance on the statement of retained earnings just made