Unit 3 topic 1 Flashcards

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Accounting Concepts and Principles

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Concepts, rules or regulations that are established standards that form the basis for all decision-making.

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Accounting Controls

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Methods and procedures designed to safeguard the assess of the business and to check the accuracy and reliability of the accounting data.

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3
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Accumulated Depreciation Account and what statement does it go in?

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A negative asset account that reflects the total amount of depreciation written off since the purchase of the asset. It represents the difference between the historical cost (valuation) of the non-current asset and its current valuation. This account is reported in the Statement of Financial Position.

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Administrative Controls

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Methods and procedures designed to promote operational efficiency and to encourage adherence to managerial policies.

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5
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Capital Expenditure

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Costs associated with the acquisition and installation of a non-current asset whose life will extend beyond the financial period.

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Depreciation

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The allocation of the cost of the asset to the accounting periods in which it is expected that the asset will contribute to the production of revenue.

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Depreciation Account

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An expense account that reflects the amount of depreciation written off an asset during the current accounting period.

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Formula for Diminishing Balance Method of Depreciation

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Depreciation per annum = (original cost of asset – accumulated depreciation) x depreciation rate

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9
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Gain on sale of non-current asset

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Funds generated when a non-current asset is sold for more than its current valuation.

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10
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Historical Cost Principle

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Items are recorded at their original purchase price.

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11
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Internal controls

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Internal methods and measures to ensure efficient management of the business and planned activities.

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12
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Loss on sale of non-current asset

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Loss incurred when a non-current asset is sold for less than its current valuation.

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13
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Matching Principle

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The revenue earned during the current accounting principle must be matched to the expenses incurred during the same accounting period to accurately calculate profit (loss).

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14
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Non-current Assets

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Economic resources that will not be used up or converted into cash within the normal yearly cycle of the business.

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15
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Pro-rata

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A portion of the accounting period / amount.

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16
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Residual value

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The expected value of a non-current asset at the end of its life.

17
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Statement of Financial Position

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A financial report that shows the balances of all asset, liability and owner’s equity accounts at a particular point in time.

18
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Statement of Profit or Loss

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A financial report that details all of the expenses and revenues of a business and calculates the profit (loss) for that period.

19
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Straight Line Method of Depreciation

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Depreciation = (original cost of asset – residual value) /useful life of asset.