chapter six notes Flashcards

1
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cash

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the most easily manipulated asset->it disappears easily

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2
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cash equivalents must be

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  • readily convertible

- have an original maturity of 3 months or less

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3
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marketable securities

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short term investments that are not due within 3 months

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4
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examples of cash equivalents

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treasury bill, commercial paper, money market fund, cd

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5
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tools of effective cash management include:

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  • cash controls over receipts and disbursements
  • preparation of bank reconciliations
  • use of petty cash fund
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6
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control of cash receipts

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  • record when received
  • deposit receipts intact
  • separation of duties
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7
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separation of duties

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different employees for each of the following: recording, custody, and authorization

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8
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control of cash disbursements

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  • all major disbursements made by check
  • pay only small, miscellaneous expenditures from petty cash
  • prepare bank reconciliation
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9
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record everything for bank reconciliation on ___ ____

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book side

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10
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credit memo

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bank increases your cash account

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11
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debit memo

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bank reduces your cash account

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12
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cash in the bank eye’s is technically a _____

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liability, they owe you that money back

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13
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deposits in transit

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checks not processed by the bank yet (usually the next day)

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14
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outstanding checks

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checks not deposited by clients

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15
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notes collected

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payments sent directly to the bank

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16
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NSF checks

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“bad check”, clients didn’t have the money

17
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overdraft charge

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fee for the bank’s trouble from bad check

18
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service charge

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fee for services from the bank

19
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internal control is necessary to ensure:

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  • the safeguarding of a company’s assets
  • the reliability of its accounting records
  • the accomplishment of its overall objectives
20
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control environment

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management’s competence and operating style, personal policies, and influence by the board of directors

21
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accounting system

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methods and records used to report financial information

22
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proper authorization

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authority and responsibility for approval of purchases/writing checks

23
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segregation of duties

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separate physical custody from the accounting for assets

24
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independent verification

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one individual or department acts as a check on the work of another

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safegaurding assets and records
protect assets and accounting records from loss, theft, unauthorized use
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independent review and appraisal
periodic review of the accounting system and the people operating it (external audit)
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the design and use of business documents
capture all relevant information about a transaction and assist in proper recording and classification