lec 3 Flashcards

(32 cards)

1
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what statement will dividends declared be

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in the statement of change in equity

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2
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debit and credit total amounts

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what ever one is larger is the side you put the balance

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3
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what is the normal balance for assets

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debit

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4
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liabilities normal balance

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credit

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5
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shareholders equity normal balance and expense and dividends

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credit for common shares, retained earnings and revenues but debit for expenses and dividends

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6
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what is notes payable

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similar to accounts payable just with a longer terms

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6
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what is notes payable

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similar to accounts payable just with a longer terms

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7
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what distincts inventory from assets

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inventory and supplies fall under

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8
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how would you list a purchase of an asset in a buisness

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you would debit the asset and then credit the amount of the asset from the cash account

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9
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how to journal debit

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its the first one and its left justified

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10
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how to journal credit

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it’s the second one and will always be indented

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11
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what is the general ledger

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it contains all the assets, liabilities and shareholders equity.

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12
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what is the general ledger

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it contains all the assets, liabilities and shareholders equity.

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13
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what is posting

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moving the information from the journal to the general ledger

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14
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when would you record revenue for a service business

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when the service is prefomed

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15
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when would you record revenue for merchandise

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when the merchandise is delivered or given to the customer

16
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how would you record a service when the service occurs over a period of time

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you would divide the amount by either the days/months/years that the service is being performed

17
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what are the 5 revenue recognition criteria

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identify the contract, identify performance obligations, determine the transaction price, allocate the transaction price and recognize the revenue

18
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what type of activity is paying dividends

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finacing activity

19
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what is a contra asset account

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its a account that lowers the balance of a asset

20
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what is a example of a contra asset account

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accumlated depreciation

21
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what is the contract based approach for revenue

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its only looking at the value of the contracts and sales that the organization signs nothing else matters

22
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what would be the effect of paying off a purchase made on accoutn

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a decrease in accounts payable

23
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what is a closing entry

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its a entry that resets the temporary accounts to zero and updates the balance in retained earnings

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what is the name of a organization whos shares are held by a small number of indivisuals
privately held corporation
25
what would accounting systems chart of accounts include
a numerical identifier
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what would accounting systems chart of accounts include
a numerical identifier
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what are the two types of adjusting entries
accrual and deferral
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what is a accrual entry
when the revenue or a expense needs to be recongnized before the cash is recived or paid
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what is a deferral entry
when the revenue or expense is recognized after the cash is recived or paid
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how to do the interest payment amount for a portion of the year
the amount borrwoed times the percentage then time the amount of months over 12
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how does accrual accounting work
it records the revenue when the service is preformed even if the cash isn't received