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| A happening of consequence. An event generally is the soure or cause of changes in assets, liabilityeis and equity. Events may be external or internet. |
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| An external event involving a transfer or exchange b/t 2 or more entities. |
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| A systematic arrangement that shows the effect of trasactions and other events on a specific element (A,L, or so on) Set accounts are made for A,L,R,E, and capital) |
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Real Account vs Nominal Account
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Real is a permanent account.
Nominal accounts are temporary.
Nominal accounts are the income statement accounts. (Revenues and expenses) |
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| The book containing the accounts. |
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| Book containing all collect of A,L,OE,R,E. |
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| contains all details related to the given general ledger account |
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| the process of transfering the essential facts and figures from the book of original entry to the ledger accounts. |
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| List of all open accounts in the ledger and their balances. |
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| Trial is taken after all adjustments are made is called the |
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| Post-closing trial balance |
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| trial balance taken directly after closing entries are completed. |
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| Entries made at the end of an accounting period to bring all accounts up to date on a accrual basis, so that the company can prepare correct financal statements. |
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| shows the financial condition at a perticular time |
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| measurs the results of operations during the period. |
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| reports the cash provided and used by operating, investing, and financing activities. |
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| Statement of Retained earnings |
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| reconsiles the balance of the retained earnings accoung from the beginning to the end of the period. |
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| List the order of the accounting cycle: |
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1) Identification and measurement
2) Journalization
3) Posting
4) Trial balance prep
5) Adjustments
6) Adjusted trial
7) Statement prep
8) Closing
9) PCTB
10) Reversing
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| Name the two types of adjusting entries and the two categories for each... |
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Deferals (prepayments): Prepaid expenses, Unearned reveneues.
Accruals: Accrued revenues, Accrued expenses
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| revenues for services performed but not yet recieved in cash or recorded. |
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| expenses incurred but not yet paid in cash or recorded. |
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| If a company does not adjust defererals, it over or under states assets and liabilities? |
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overstates.
It records assets or liabilites that haven't been earned
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| Name two prepaid expenses.. |
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| A firm buys $25,000 in supplies on Oct 1, does inventory at Oct 31 and they only have $10,000 in supplies. What is the adjusting entry for this deferal. |
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Supplies expense (DR-15,000)
Supplies (CR-15,000)
Adjusting supplies to correct balance and placing in the expense account. |
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Bought one year ins for 6000 on Oct 1, debit prepaid ins.
Oct 31, what is the adjusting entry |
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Insurance expense (DR-500)
Prepaid insurance (CR-500)
Take out of prepaid the earned amount. |
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| Formula for recording depreciation |
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| Cost-Salvage value / life |
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| Difference in the cost and related accumlated Depreciation |
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| Without adjusting depreciation, _______ will be overstated and ________ will be understated. |
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| To adjust unearned revenues intails a debit/credit to a liability and a debit/credit to a revenue account. |
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debit (decrease)
credit (increase)
to show what has been earned in that period |
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An accrued revenue is____
Performed 2000 worth of services but not yet billed to clients.
What is the entry.. |
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Service performed but not yet billed to client or cash not gotten yet.
A/R (DR-increase)
Service rev (CR-increase) |
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| Name four accrued expenses: |
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Interest
Rent
Taxes
Salaries |
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| If you see a note on the trail balance, you know you will need to adjust_______ |
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| Formula for interest calculation |
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| Face x annual interest rate x Time (ex. 1/12) |
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Pioneer Advertising last paid salaries and wages on October 26. It will not pay salaries and wages again until November 23. $2000 per day.
What is the adjusting entry
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S&W expense (DR - $6000)
S&W Payable (CR - $6000) |
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| What items go from the trial to the balance sheet |
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Assets
Liabilities
Equity |
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| What items go from the trial to the income statement |
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| What item(s) do you need for the statement of RE |
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RE off of trial (Begin)
Dividends |
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| What is the structure of the Smt of RE |
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RE (begin)
Add: Net income (IS)
Less: Dividends
New RE balance. (Goes on BS) |
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| When creating financial statements, what order should you follow? |
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Income statement
Statement of RE
Balance Sheet.
Income statement provides Net income for Smt of RE, and Stmt of RE provides new RE balance for Balance sheet |
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| What is the structure of a income statement? |
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Name of C
Smt name
Date
Revenues
Expenses
Net Income (REV-EXP) |
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| Structure of a balance sheet? |
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Name of Co
Smt name
Date
Assets (in order of liquidity)
Liability and Equity (N/P & A/P first)
Must equal same balance |
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| What is rule with $ signs? |
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| Add $ signs to first and last number in each column. |
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| What must you indicate with " ( ) " |
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Anything that subtracts from a number.
"Less accumulated depreciation"
"Less Allowance for doubful accounts" |
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| What three things must you add to all statements? |
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Name of C
Smt Name (ex. BS, IS)
Date |
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The ___________reduces the balance of nominal (temporary) accounts to zero in order to prepare the accounts for the next period’s transactions.
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| All _______(Smt) accounts are closed to what account? |
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Income statement
Income summary |
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| After closing all expense accounts, what balance (CR/DR) will be in income summary? |
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Debit
(Crediting expenses to zero, debiting IS) |
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| After closing all revenues, what balance should IS be (CR/DR) |
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Credit
(Debit revenues to zero, credit IS) |
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| What three steps should you follow when doing closing entires? |
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1) Close revenues to IS
2) Close expenses to IS
3) Close IS to RE
4) Close Dividends to RE |
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| What accounts will never be closed? |
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A, L, E
Balance sheet items |
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| What procedes the closing entries? |
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| Prepare the Post Closing Trial Balance |
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| A reversing entries required? |
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| What adjustments can be reversed? |
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| If you debited an asset or credited a liability in the adjustment |
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| How do you reverse an entry? |
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| Exact opposite of the adjusting entry |
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Structure of the classified Income statement
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Name of CO
Smt name
Date
Sales
COGS ()
Gross Profit
Selling expenses
Admin Expenses
- x
- x
- x
- Total admin expense
Income from operations
Other rev and gains
Other exp and losses
Income before income taxes
income taxes
Net income |
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| Structure of Classifed Balance Sheet |
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Name of Co
Smt name
Date
Current Assets
Property plant and equipment
Total Assets =
Current Liabilites
Long-term Liabilities
Stockholder equity
Total Liabilities and SE |
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recognize revenue when the performance obligation is satisfied and expenses in the period incurred, without regard to the time of receipt or payment of cash.
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(Adjustments)
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Depreciation of equipment at the rate of 10 percent per year based on original cost of $67,000.
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Entry for Dec, 31 (one year)
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Depre expense (DR - 6700)
Acc depre (CR - 6700) |
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(Adjustments)
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Insurance expired during the year $360.
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Ins exp (DR - 360)
Prepaid Ins (CR - 360) |
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(Adjustments)
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The Rent Expense account contains $500 rent paid in advance, which is applicable
to next year.
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Prepaid rent - (DR -500)
Rent expense (CR - 500) |
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(Adjustments)
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Property taxes accrued December 31, $2,000.
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Prop tax expense (DR -2000)
Pro tax payable (CR - 2000)
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| What is the objective for financial statement reporting? |
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Provide financial information about the reporting entity that is useful to
upresent and potential equity investors,
ulenders, and
uother creditors
in making decisions in their capacity as capital providers. |
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| we focus on one entity at a time - it is separate from other entities. |
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| What three organizations are involoved in standard setting |
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- Securities and exhange commisions. (SEC)
- American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA)
- FInancial Accounting Standards board (FASB)
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(Securities and Exchange Commissions)
- "Legal athority to dictate to accounting" Ward
- Acc and reporting for public companies
- Encouraged private standard setting body
- requires public compaies to adhere to gaap
- Enforce authority
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Committee of Acc Procedures
- 1939-1959
- Issied 51 bulletins
- problem-by-problem approach didn't work.
Accounting Principles Board
- 1959-1973
- Issued 31 acc principle board opinions
- wheat committee recomm adopted in 1973
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| The department of called " Accounting Principles Board" affiliated with the AICPA has what responsibilities in simple form? |
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| Find problems then find solutions. |
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- Italian monk
- Created DR-CR system
- Published first text book
- "First person to write down the basics of accounting"
- "Father of accounting"
- Did not create accounting
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| ______ is the current rule making body for GAAP |
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| Name the two types of prenouncements of FASB: |
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uAccounting Standards Updates.
uFinancial Accounting Concepts. |
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| What was the first organization formed by the AICPA, and why was it not successful? |
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Committee on Accounting Procedures. (1939-1959)
The problem-by-problem approach failed to provide the needed structured body of accounting principles. |
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| After the organization under the AICPA called Committee on Accounting Procedures failed, what organizations was formed in its place? |
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| Accounting Principles Board |
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| The AICPA is in simple form.... |
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| An important contributor to the development of GAAP |
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Securities and Exchange Commission
- To help develop and standardize financial information presented to stockholders. |
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| What replaced the APB (Accounting Principles Board).. |
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| FASB (Financial acccounting Standards Board) |
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| What is the mission of FASB |
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| To establish and improve standards of financial accounting and reporting for the guidance and education of the public, which includes issuers, aduitors, and users of financial information. |
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| The FASB issues two major types of pronouncements: |
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1) Accounting Standards Updates
2) Financial Accounting Concepts |
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| What do Accounting Standard Updates do? |
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| They emend the accounting standards codification, which represents the source of authoriative accounting standards, other than the standards issued by the sec. |
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| What do Financial Accounting Concepts do? |
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| - Sets forth fundamental ofjectives and concepts that the Board uses in developing future standards of financial accounting and reporting. |
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| What is the Due process system of the FASB: |
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- Identify topics
- Research and analysis (pros and cons)
- Public Hearing
- Exposure Draft
- Board evaluates responses
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| establishes the concepts that underlie financial reporting |
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| What is the objective of financial reporting? |
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| To privide financial information about the reporting entity that is useful to present and potential equity investors, lenders, and other creditors in making decisions about providing resources to the entity. |
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| What are the three levels of conceptual framework? |
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- Objective "Why"
- Qualitative + Elements "Bridge"
- Assumptions, Principles, and Contraints "How"
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| Qualitative Characteristics |
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| Acc info that distinguishes beter (more useful) info from inferior (less useful) info for decision making purposes |
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The accounting info must be capable of making a difference in a decision.
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| Relevance is capable of making a difference when it has (2): |
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- Predictive value
- Confirmatory value
- Materiality
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| if it has value as an input to predictive processes used by investors to form their own expectations. |
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| Relevant info also helps users confirm or correct prior expectations |
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| is a company-specific aspect of relevance. Info is material if omitting it or misstating it could infuence decisions that uers make on the basis of the reported financial info. |
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| What must a company consider when determining if something is material? |
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| Quantitative and Qualitative factors. |
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| Means that the numbers and descriptions match what really existed or happened. |
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| Means that all the information that is necessary for faithful representation is provided |
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| Means that a company cannot select information to favor one set of interested parties over another. |
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| An info item that is free from error will be more accurate (faithful) representation of a financial item. |
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| enables users to identify the real similarities and differences in economic events b/t companies |
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| Occurs when independent measures, using the same methods. obtain similar results. |
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| means having information available to decision-makers before it loses its capacity to influence decisions. |
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| quality of inforamtion that lets reasonably informed users see its significance. |
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| What three things are required for relevance? |
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- Predictive value
- Confirmatory Value
- Materiality
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| What three things are required for Faithful representation? |
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- Completeness
- Neutrality
- Free from error
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| change in equity during a period from non-owner sources. |
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Annual depreciation rates are buildings (4%) and equipment (10%). Salvage vaule is estimated to be (10%) of cost. Do the entry for June 1-August 31.
Balance sheet
Buildings - 140,000
Equipment - 16,000 |
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Aug. 31
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Depreciation Expense........................................
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1,080
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Accumulated Depreciation— Buildings.....................................................
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1,080
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($120,000 – $12,000 = $108,000; $108,000 X 4% X 1/12 X 3 MO = $1,080)
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Aug. 31
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Depreciation Expense........................................
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360
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Accumulated Depreciation— Equipment...................................................
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360
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($16,000 – $1,600 = $14,400; $14,400 X 10% X 1/12 X 3 MO = 360
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