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Bookkeeping Questions and Answers 2024

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  • August 3, 2024
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Bookkeeping

Bookkeeper - answerA person in charge of keeping the financial records of an
organization

Bookkeeping - answerThe process of recording business transactions

Service business - answerA business that performs a service in exchange for payment

Accounting - answerThe art of recording, classifying, and summarizing in a significant
manner and in terms of money, transactions and events which are of a financial
character, and interpreting the results

Account title - answerThe name given to an account

Transaction - answerAny activity that occurs in the business that changes part of the
accounting equation (assets, liabilities, or owner's equity)

Account balance - answerThe amount in an account OR The difference between the
increases and decreases (debits and credits) in an account

Asset - answerAnything of value owned and used in a business

Liability - answerAnything owed by a business

Owner's equity - answerThe value remaining in the business when liabilities have been
deducted from assets - Total Assets - Total Liabilities. The amount of claim an owner
has to the assets of a business

Account payable - answerA liability account recording that money is or will be owed

Accounting equation - answerAssets = Liabilities + Owner's Equity

Creditor - answerAn entity or person who has lent money

Debtor - answerAn entity or person who owes money

General Journal - answerA two-column journal is a book in which original transactions
of the business are first recorded; it's sometimes called the book of original entry.

, General Ledger - answerA company's set of numbered accounts for its accounting
records; it provides a complete record of financial transactions over the life of the
company

Journal sides - answerMust always equal, left side is assets, right side is liabilities and
owner's equity

Chart of Accounts - answera list of account titles in the order in which they can be found
in the ledger.

Opening a ledger account - answerpreparing a page in the ledger for use.

Posting from journal to ledger - answerthe act of transferring the entries from the journal
to its ledger account.

Original entry - answerThe transaction which is the first when starting a business

Debit - answerAn entry recording an amount, listed on the left-hand side or column of
an account

Credit - answerAn entry recording an amount, listed on the right-hand side or column of
an account

Balance side, Account (Bal) - answerThe difference between the total debits and total
credits in an account; all accounts have a "normal" balance

Contra Account - answerAn account that shows the estimated decrease in value of the
account to which it relates; also referred to as a "minus" or "valuation" account

Permanent/Real Account - answerBalance sheet accounts that retain an account
balance from one accounting period to the next, i.e. assets, liabilities, owner's equity

Temporary/Nominal Account - answerIncome statement accounts that are intended to
accumulate data for one accounting period only; their account balances are periodically
transferred to the Owner's Equity account

T-Account - answerA tool that's used to help understand individual ledger accounts and
the effects of each transaction; it is a way to organize and summarize transactions in an
individual ledger

Chart of Accounts - answerA listing of the names of the accounts that a company has
identified and made available for recording transactions in its general ledger

Division - answerA method of categorizing accounts for easier reference

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