Chapter 7 Flashcards

1
Q

The total of estimated uncollectible accounts is calculated by analyzing accounts receivable according to how long each account has been outstanding.

A

AGING OF ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE

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2
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A signed document where the debtor promises to pay the creditor the principal and interest on the due date.

A

PROMISSORY NOTE

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3
Q

The date a note begins accruing interest.

A

DATE OF A NOTE

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4
Q

The collective policies and procedures implemented by management to protect assets.

A

INTERNAL CONTROLS

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5
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The amount owed.

A

PRINCIPAL

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6
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Measures the liquidity of receivables and the efficiency of collection.
Net credit sales / Average accounts receivable
Average accounts receivable = beginning of the period balance plus the end of the period balance and dividing the sum by two.

A

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE TURNOVER

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7
Q

The fee for using the principal.

A

INTEREST

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8
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A method that calculates the total estimated uncollectible accounts as a percentage of the outstanding accounts receivables balance.

A

SIMPLIFIED BALANCE SHEET METHOD

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9
Q

A method of estimating uncollectible accounts where a process called aging of accounts receivable is used.

A

BALANCE SHEET METHOD

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10
Q

The period from the date of a note to the due date.

A

THE TIME OR TERM OF A NOTE

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11
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The outstanding deposits recorded by the company that have not been recorded by the bank when the bank statement is prepared.

A

DEPOSITS IN TRANSIT

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12
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A method to estimate bad debt expense based on credit sales. Bad debt expense is calculated by applying an estimated loss percentage to credit sales for the period

A

INCOME STATEMENT METHOD

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13
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The date on which the principal and interest must be paid.

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DUE DATE OR MATURITY DATE

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14
Q

The process when an account determined to be uncollectible is removed from the accounts receivable account.

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WRITE-OFF

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15
Q

A contra current asset account in the general ledger used to record estimated uncollectible receivables.

A

ALLOWANCE FOR DOUBTFUL ACCOUNTS (AFDA)

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16
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A small amount of cash kept on hand to pay for small, infrequent expenses

A

PETTY CASH FUND

17
Q

Cheques that are recorded in the company’s books but are not paid out of its bank account when the bank statement is prepared

A

OUTSTANDING CHEQUES

18
Q

Accounts that may never be collected

A

UNCOLLECTIBLE ACCOUNTS OR BAD DEBTS

19
Q

The person who owes the money

A

DEBTOR

20
Q

The entity owed the principal and interest

A

CREDITOR OR PAYEE

21
Q

The date the note begins accruing interest

A

THE DATE OF THE NOTE

22
Q

A liquidity ratio that is a strict measure of a business’s availability of cash to pay current liabilities as they come due.
Quick current assets / Current liabilities

A

ACID-TEST RATIO OR QUICK RATIO

23
Q

Current assets that are one step away from becoming cash (i.e., include only cash, short-term investments, and receivables)

A

QUICK CURRENT ASSETS