Basics of Accountancy Flashcards

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is a system meant for measuring business activities, processing o/ information into reports and making the findings available to decision-maker

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accounting

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2
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accounting is often called what?

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Language of Business and Language of Financial Decisions

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3
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natures of accounting

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  1. Accounting is a service activity
  2. Accounting is an art
  3. Accounting is a process
  4. Accounting provides primarily quantitative information to users.
  5. Accounting is an information system.
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4
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Involves assessing whether transactions or events merits recognition or not

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identifying

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5
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Events that merit recognition are known as

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accountable event

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6
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Writing down of business transaction in chronologically in the books of account as they transpire.

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recording

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7
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Sorting similar and related business transactions into the three categories of Assets, Liabilities, and owner’s equity.

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classifying

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8
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Preparing the financial statements from the transactions recorded in the
books of account designed to meet the information needs of its users.,

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summarizing

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9
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reporting the results to users of financial information

Occurs through the preparation and distribution of Financial and other accounting reports.

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communicating

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10
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is an organization in which basic resources, such as materials and labor are assembled and processed to provide goods or services to customers.

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business

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11
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provide services rather than products to customers

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service

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12
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sell products they purchase from other business to

customer.

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merchandising

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13
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change basic inputs into products that are sold to

customer.

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manufacturing

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14
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what are the business operations?

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service, merchandising, manufacturing

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15
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is a business owned and managed by only one person.

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sole proprietorship

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16
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is a business organization owned and managed by two or more people, who agree to contribute money, property or industry to a common fund for the
purpose of earning profit.

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partnership

17
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is a form of business organization managed by an elected board of directors.

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corporation

18
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investors are called?

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stockholders

19
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what is the unit of ownership in corporation?

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share of stock

20
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what are the business organizations

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sole proprietorship, partnership, corporation

21
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according to the, accounting is a service activity. it provides quantitative information primarily financial in nature about economic entities that is intended to be useful in making economic decisions

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Philippine Institute of Certified Public Accountant

22
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according to this person. accounting is the process of Identifying, Recording and Communicating economic events of organization to interested users

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weygandt. j. et. al

23
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the aspects of accounting

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identifying
recording
classifying
summarizing
communicating
24
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is utilized by users to make judgement or wise decision regarding the business operations

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financial information

25
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two users of financial information

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internal and eternal users

26
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users who are outside the company

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external

27
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users within the business organization

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internal

28
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type of external users

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investors
creditors
supplier
government
public
costumers
29
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type of internal users

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owners
mangers
employees

30
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classification of users in conceptual framework

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primary users’

users other than primary users

31
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they are the main users to who the general purpose financial reports are directed

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primary users

32
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examples of primary users

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existing and potential investors

leaders and creditors

33
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others not included as primary users of the financial statement

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users other than primary users

34
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examples of the people not included in the primary users

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management

employees