Balance Sheet Flashcards

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is a resource controlled by the entity as a result of past events and from which future economic benefits are expected to flow to the entity.

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Asset

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present obligations of the entity arising from the past events, the settlement of which is expected to result in an outflow from the entity of resources embodying economic benefits.

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Liabilities

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is the residual interest in the assets of the entity after deducting all its liabilities.

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Equity

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4
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Common Asset: coins, currency, checks

Example: The amount in a company’s checking account.

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Cash

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5
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an economic resource arising from providing goods or services to a customer on account.

Example: The company providing a consulting service to a client on account will give rise to the company accounts receivable from the client.

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Accounts Receivable

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items that are purchased or manufactured by a company and will be resold.

Example: The items you see on the shelves in Carrefour.

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Inventory

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7
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structures used in the operations of a business.

Example: The physical store itself

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Buildings

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amount owed as a result of the purchase of goods and services on credit.

Example: The amount owed by a company for inventory that was purchased on credit and has not been paid for yet.

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Accounts Payable

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amount owed to government resulting from the application of tax laws.

Example: corporate income tax owed but not yet paid.

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Income Tax Payable

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amount owed relating to the purchase of property.

Example: The loan associated with the purchase of a home or building.

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Mortgage Payable

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amount owed in services or products (not money) to a customer who paid in advance.

Example: A publisher who owes a customer who bought a 12-month magazine subscription.

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Unearned Revenue

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12
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the amount given by shareholders to obtain shares of stock from a company.

Example: A company sells shares of stock to the public. The amount the company receives

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Capital Stock

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13
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earnings that are retained in the business.

Example: If a company reports net income for the year of $100,000 and reinvest the entire amount in the business (doesn’t distribute dividends to its owners), the retained earnings is $100,000.

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Retained Earnings

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14
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2 Formats of Balance Sheet

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Classified Balance Sheet
Comparative Balance Sheet

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15
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a BS in which assets and liabilities are sub-divided into current and non-current categories

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Classified Balance Sheet

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16
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data for 2 or more years are shown together so readers can identify any significant changes in particular items.

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Comparative Balance Sheet

17
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Limitations of Balance Sheet

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*does not reflect the current worth of the company.
*underreport the value of some long-term assets, and not report other important economic assets

18
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Provide answers to the question “What is the company’s current financial status?”

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Balance Sheet
Statement of Financial Condition