chapter one smartbook Flashcards

(45 cards)

1
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Who are the users of managerial accounting information?

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Internal users

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2
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Match the Terms:

Managerial Accounting
Financial Accounting

Global information on the company as a whole
Local information on subunits of the organization

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Managerial Accounting: Local information on subunits of the organization

Financial Accounting: Global information on the company as a whole

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3
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The organization responsible for regulating financial reporting is the blank

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SEC

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Accounting that reports on what is expected to happen in the future is referred to as blank accounting

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Managerial

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5
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Match the Terms:

Managerial Accounting
Financial Accounting

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Managerial Accounting: No regulation by any authority

Financial Accounting: Regulation by SEC, FASB and other determiners of GAAP

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Who are the users of financial accounting information?

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External Users

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Which of the following are included in the cost of manufacturing a product?

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Materials, labor, and overhead

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At what level is information aggregated in managerial accounting?

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Local on subunits of the organization

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When a company pays cash for manufacturing costs, total assets blank​.

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do not change

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10
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Accounting that reports what happened in the past is referred to as blank (financial/managerial) accounting.

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financial

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If a company incurs $4,000 in manufacturing costs to produce 200 units, what is the average cost per unit?

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$20: $4,000 ÷ 200 units = $20

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How is managerial accounting regulated?

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No formal regulation, limited by the value-added principle

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Salaries of production workers are recorded to inventory because the cost blank​.

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is associated with producing inventory, not earning revenue

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14
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Which of the following costs are not included in the cost of manufacturing a product? (Select all that apply.)

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Marketing
Administrative
Research and development

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15
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Paying salaries and administrative costs with cash results in which of the following? (Select all that apply.)

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  • Decreases cash
  • Decreases stockholders’ equity.
  • Decreases net income.
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When a company pays cash for manufacturing costs such as labor, material, or overhead, how does recording that cost affect total assets?

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The transaction does not affect total assets.

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Recognizing depreciation on manufacturing assets results in which of the following? Assume the company has not sold the inventory yet (Select all that apply.)

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  • No effect on net income.

- No effect on total assets.

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If a company incurs $2,000 in manufacturing costs to produce 1,000 units, what is the average cost per unit?

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$2,000/1,000 units= $2

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Salaries of production workers are not expensed because they blank​.

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are associated with producing inventory, not earning revenue

20
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Paying administrative salaries with cash affects which of the following financial statements? (Select all that apply.)

A
  • Total assets on the balance sheet
  • Total stockholders’ equity on the balance sheet
  • Income statement
21
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When a company pays cash for manufacturing costs, total assets blank​.

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do not change

22
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Selling inventory for cash affects which of the following financial statements? Assume inventory is sold for more than it cost to produce. (Select all that apply.)

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  • Inventory reported on the balance sheet
  • Income statement
  • Total stockholders’ equity on the balance sheet
23
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Recognizing depreciation on manufacturing assets affects which of the following financial statements?

A

Inventory reported on the balance sheet

24
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If a company incurs $4,000 in manufacturing costs to produce 200 units, what is the average cost per unit?

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$4,000 ÷ 200 units = $20

25
Indirect costs _blank​_.
cannot be cost-effectively traced to products
26
Salaries of production workers are recorded to inventory because the cost _blank​_.
is associated with producing inventory, not earning revenue
27
Paying administrative salaries with cash results in which of the following? (Select all that apply.)
28
Paying administrative salaries with cash results in which of the following? (Select all that apply.)
- The transaction does not affect liabilities. - Decreases total assets. - Decreases net income. - Decreases stockholders' equity.
29
Recognizing depreciation on manufacturing assets results in which of the following? Assume the company has not sold the inventory yet (Select all that apply.)
- No effect on net income. | - No effect on total assets
30
What is corporate governance?
set of relationships between the board of directors, management, shareholders, auditors, and other stakeholders that determine how a company is operated.
31
Costs that cannot be traced to a product or service in a cost-effective manner are called _blank​_ costs.
Indirect
32
Production workers' salaries are not expensed because the cash paid to the workers is used to produce inventory.
True
33
Motives for managers to manipulate financial statement information include _blank​_.
- increased compensation and bonuses | - increased stock prices
34
Paying administrative salaries with cash affects which of the following financial statements? (Select all that apply.)
- Total assets on the balance sheet - Income statement - Total stockholders' equity on the balance sheet
35
Selling inventory for cash affects which of the following financial statements? Assume inventory is sold for more than it cost to produce. (Select all that apply.)
- Total stockholders' equity on the balance sheet - Income statement - Inventory reported on the balance sheet
36
The set of relationships between the board of directors, management, shareholders, auditors, and other stakeholders that determine how a company is operated is referred to as what?
corporate governance
37
Which of the following are expected of IMA members? (Select all that apply.)
- Resolution of Ethical Conflict - Competence - Confidentiality - Integrity - Credibility
38
Costs that cannot be traced to a product or service in a cost-effective manner are called *blank* costs
indirect (or overhead or manufacturing overhead)
39
Which of the following is not one of the components of the fraud triangle?
Honesty
40
Motives for managers to manipulate financial statement information include _blank​_.
- Decreases stockholders' equity. - Decreases cash. - Decreases net income.
41
Which of the following are required by the Sarbanes Oxley Act? (Select all that apply)
- CEO and CFO must certify financial statements. | - CEO and CFO are responsible for the establishment and enforcement of a strong set of internal controls.
42
Selling inventory for cash results in which of the following? Assume inventory is sold for more than it cost to produce. (Select all that apply.)
- Decreases inventory. - Increases net income. - Increases stockholders' equity. - Increases cash. - The transaction does not affect liabilities.
43
Identify the three elements of the fraud triangle.
Opportunity Pressure Rationalization
44
SOX requires which individuals to certify in writing they have reviewed a company's financial reports and the reports present fairly the company’s financial status?
- Chief Executive Officer (CEO) | - Chief Financial Officer (CFO)
45
Selling inventory for cash results in which of the following? Assume the inventory is sold for more than it cost to produce. (Select all that apply.)