Unit 3 Flashcards

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1
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operating cycle

A

the cash to cash sequence. cash is on hand; assets and expenses paid for needed to create revenue; services performed that will generate revenue; accounts receivable; cash payed by customer

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2
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GAAP rules for recognition

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economic activity should be recorded when 1) the future economic benefit will probably flow into business 2) when activity has a value that can be measured reliably

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3
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unadjusted trial balance

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a trial balance where accounts have not yet been adjusted

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4
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accrued revenue

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revenue that has been earned but not yet collected or recorded

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5
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accrued expenses

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expenses that have been incurred but not yet paid for or recorded

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6
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mixed account

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asset and liability accounts are mixed accounts because they contain a Income Statement and Balance Sheet component

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7
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long-lived assets

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Assets that generate revenue over many accounting periods

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8
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depreciation

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the act of spreading the cost of a long-lived asset of many accounting periods
(cost-residual value)/useful life

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9
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useful life

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how long the asset will be used by the company

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10
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residual value

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the value of the long-lived asset at the end of it’s useful life

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11
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depreciable cost

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cost - estimated residual value

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12
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contra account

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an account associated to another account, that usually has an offsetting affect

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13
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how to calculate interest

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Principle x Annual Rate = yearly interest

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14
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5 different types of adjustments

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1) adjust of prepaid assets; 2) adjust Plant and Equipment Assets; 3) adjust unearned liabilities; 4) adjust accrued expenses; 5) adjust accrued revenues

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15
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adjusted trial balance

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a trial balance containing adjustments

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16
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permanent account

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retained earnings

17
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temporary accounts

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dividends, revenues, expenses

18
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closing entries

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entries that transfer all revenue, expense, dividend accounts into retained earnings at the end of the fiscal year. Done after financial statements have been made

19
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note needed in journal if there is a net loss after closing entries

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To close the net loss, a debit balance in the income summary, to retained earnings.

20
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post-closing trial balance

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trial balance performed after closing entries to validated that total debits match total credits.

21
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post-closing trial balance

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trial balance performed after closing entries to validated that total debits match total credits. shows only remained permanent accounts

22
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Adjusting Entries

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  • Verifies that the balances in the IS and BS matches the balance in the accounts for the accounting periods
  • allocates expenses and revenues to the periods they occurred in, not nec. To when cash passes hands
  • GAAP matching and recognition