Ch 3: Adjusting Accts for Financial Statements Flashcards

(52 cards)

1
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the value of info is often linked to..

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its timeliness

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2
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time period assumption

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presumes a business activities can be divided into specific time periods

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3
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annual financial statements

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reports covering a 1 year period

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4
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interim financial statements

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report covering 1,3,6 month period

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5
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fiscal year fnan statement

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consisting of 12 consecutive months or 52 weeks

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6
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natural business year fnan statement

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12 month period that ends when sales are at lowest

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7
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accrual basis accounting

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records revenue when services/goods are delivered and records expenses when incurred

required by gaap

(goes month by month(cost/months))

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8
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cash basis accoutning

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records revenue when cash is recieved and record expenses when cash is paid

*all at once

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9
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what are the 4 types of adjustments

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-deferral expense
-deferral of revenue
-accrued expense
-accrued revenue

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10
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what is the 3 step process for adjustments

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1-determine what the current acc balance equals

2- determine what the current balance acc should equal

3- record an adjustment entry that shows process of going from step 1 to step 2

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11
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every adjusting entry affects???

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One or more balance sheet accounts and one or more income statement accounts

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12
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adjusting entries do not affect what account

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the cash account

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13
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when assets such as prepaid get used what does it become

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it becomes an expense

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14
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prepaid expenses reflect transactions when cash is paid…

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before the related expense is recognized

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15
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plant assets

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-refer to long term tangible assets that are used to produce/ sell goods/services.

-Are expected to provide benefits for more than 1 acct period.

-eventually deprecitate

-ex machine

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16
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depreciation

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allocation of the costs of these assets over their life

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17
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contra asset

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acc linked w another acc and has an opposite normal balance

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18
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book value

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net amount-acc depreciation

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19
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straight line depreciation

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(cost of asset-salvage value)
/
useful life months or years

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20
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journal entry for depreciation

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debit-depreciation expense
credit-accumulated depreciation

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21
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deferred expeses accounts

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-supplies
-prepaid insurance
-depreciation

22
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deferred revenue definition + adj entry

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unearned revenue-when you receive money in advance but have not provided the service yet

D-unearned revenue
C-revenue

23
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accrued expenses definition + adj entry

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costs that are incurred but have not been paid for

D-salaries expense
C-salaries payable

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accrued expenses accounts

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-salaries payable
-affect the payable

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accrued revenue defenition + adj entry
when you have provided the goods or service but have not received payment D-accts recievable C- revenue
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accrued revenue accounts
-accounts receivable
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Before the adjusting entry for a deferral of an expense, the expenses will be _________ and the assets will be _________
understated, overstated
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deferred expenses is also refered to as
prepaid expenses
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deferred expense definition + adj entry
prepayment of assets such as supplies or insaurance that are expensed over time as they are used up D- supplies expense C- supplies
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what acct should be used when a questions states "for which cash will be received in the following period"
accounts recievable
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adjusting entry to reflect expiration of the insurance
D- insurance Expense C- Prepaid Insurance
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adjusting entry to reflect expiration of supplies
D- Supplies Expense C- Supplies
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when an asset is expected to last forever- what do we put as they entry
no journal entry required
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Unadjusted trial balance
list of ledger accts before adj are recorded
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adjusted trial balance
a list of accs and balances after adjusting entries have been recorded and posted to the ledger
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closing process
occurs at period end after fnan statements have been prepared -revenues, expenses, dividends reset to 0
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temporary accounts
closed at period end consists of revenue, expense, dividends, income summary
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permanent accts
not closed at period end-doesnt reset to 0 assets, liability, common stock, and retained earnings
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income summary account
temporary account used only for the closing processes that has a. credit total for revenues and a debit for expenses
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4 step closing process
1-close revenue accs 2-close expense accs 3-close inc summary acc 4-close dividends
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post closing trial balance
a list of all permanent accts and their balances after closing entries
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current vs long term classification
current- to be collected or owed within 1 year long term- expected after 1 year
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current assets
assets to be sold, collected, or used iwthin one year ex-prepaid, acc rec
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long term investments
assets to be held for more than 1 year -ex notes rec, stocks
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intangiable assets
long term assets that lack physical form ex- trademarks, patents
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current liabilities
liabilities to be paid/settled within 1 ear ex- accts pay, unearned rec
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long term liabilities
liabilities not due within one year ex- notes payable, motgage payable
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new balance sheet layout
ASSETS -current assets -long term investments -plant assets LIABILITIES -current liabilities -long term liabilities EQUITY -common stock -retained earnings
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accrued interest formula
principle amt owed X annual interest rate X fraction of year since last payment
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steps in the closing process
1- identify accs for closing 2-record and post closing entries 3-prepare a post closing trial balance
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what goes in cash vs what goes in accrual
cash - cash received -cash paid -prepaid cash accrual -earned -incurred
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accounting cycle in order
1-Analyzing transactions/events 2-Journalizing transactions and events 3-Posting journal entries to the ledger 4-Preparing the unadjusted trial balance 5-Journalizing and posting adjusting entries 6-Preparing the adjusted trial balance 7-Preparing the financial statements 8-Journalizing and posting closing entries 9-Preparing the post-closing trial balance