Exam 1 Flashcards

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External Users

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Investors, lenders, creditors, auditors

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Internal Users

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Management

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What does the Security & Exchange Commission (SEC) do?

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-Govern publicly traded companies
-Enforce accounting standards

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What does the Financial Accounting Standards Board do?

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Write the accounting standards known as GAAP

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What is GAAP?

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Generally Accepted Accounting Principals

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What does a 10-K Represent?

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Annual financial reporting

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What does a 10-Q represent?

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Quarterly financial reporting

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What does an 8-K represent?

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special reports (mergers & acquisitions)

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Fiscal Year:

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Chosen by a company
-Ex: Farming

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10
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Calander Year:

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Jan 1- Dec 31

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What are the 4 Basic Financial Statements?

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1.Balance Sheet
2.Income Statement
3.Statement of Retained Earnings
4.Statement of Cash Flows

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Financial Statement Structure

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A = L + SE
CC + REE
REb + NI - DIV
R - E

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Balance Sheet:

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A = L + SE
Point in time report

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Income Statement (Profit & Loss Statement)

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NI = R - E
Over a period of time

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Statement of Retained Earnings:

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REE = REB + NI - DIV
Over a period of time

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Transaction Definition:

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An event that has an economic impact on the business and must be recorded

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External transaction:

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Involves an exchange between a company and an outside party

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Internal transaction:

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occur within a company and have a direct financial impact

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Journal Entry:

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Transactions are recorded in the accounting system through a JE
-Double Entry Accounting

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Chart of accounts

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Details the accounts a company will use in their journal entries

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21
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Normal Debit Balance Accounts:

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Expenses
Assets

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Normal Credit Balance Accounts:

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Revenue
Liability
Stockholder Equity

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T- Account;

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a summary of transactions for each account

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General Ledger:

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Summary of all T-Accounts

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Trial Balance:
a listing of all accounts in the general ledger with their balances -Used for creating financial statements -Not used for financial analysis
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Trial Balance order of accounts:
Assets -> Liabilities -> Stockholder Equity -> Revenue -> Expenses
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Adjusting Journal Entries adjust for 4 things:
1.Prepaid Items 2.Unearned Revenue 3. Receivables adjustment 4. Payables adjustment
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Revenue is recognized when...
earned
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Expenses are recorded when...
incurred (service is completed)
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Pre paid items are an...
Asset and record when cash is paid before the good/service is received
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Unearned revenue is a...
Liability and recorded when cash is received before the good/service is given
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Compound Interest Equation:
Interest(i) = Principal(P) x Rate(r) x Time(t)
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4 Major components of income statement is:
1.Revenue 2.Expense 3.Gains 4.Losses
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Gains:
increase to net income from peripheral transaction -not related to direct operations ex: selling equipment Book Value< Market Value
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Losses:
decrease to net income from peripheral transaction -not related to direct operations ex: selling equipment Book Value > Market Value
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Income Statement Structure:
1.Operating Activities 2.Gross Margine 3.Selling, general, administrative expense 4.Operating Income 5.Non operating activities 6.EBIT 7.Net Income
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Operating Activities
Sales Revenue and COGS
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Gross Margin
Sales Revenue - COGS
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Operating Income
Gross Margin - SGA Expenses
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Non operating activities
Gains and Losses
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EBIT: earnings before interest and taxes
Operating income - Non operating activities
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Net Income
EBIT - Interest/Tax Expense
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Percentage of Sales Metrics
Percentage of total sales for each item -allows internal and external users to analyze each line item and compare it to prior period or other companies
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Earnings per share definition:
metric used to evaluate both the operating performance and profitability of a company -EPS is required to be disclosed on the face of the income statement
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EPS Equation:
(Net Income - Preferred Dividends) / WANCSO
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Temporary Accounts:
Revenue and Expenses
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Permanant Accounts:
A, L, SE
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Liquidity
companies ability to convert assets to cash
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Solvency
companies ability to pay its debts on time
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Current Ratio:
Current Assets/Current Liabilities
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Working Capital
Current Assets - Current Liabilities
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Debt to Assets Ratio
Total Liabilities / Total Assets
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Debt to Equity
Total Liabilities / Total Equity