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A financial statement provides an _________-based picture of a firm's financial
condition. - ANSWER accounting

Which one of these statements correctly applies to a balance sheet?

- A balance sheet reports assets on the right side and liabilities and equity on the
left side.

- A balance sheet reports cash inflows and outflows over a stated time.

- A balance sheet reports assets, liabilities, and equity accounts in ascending order
of liquidity.

- A balance sheet shows what a firm owns, what it owes, and what it is worth. -
ANSWER A balance sheet shows what a firm owns, what it owes, and what it is
worth

Which of these assets have useful lives exceeding one year and are classified as
fixed assets? Select all that apply.

- Inventory

- Machinery

- Building

- Land - ANSWER Machinery, Building, and Land

Which one of these reports the amount of money a firm owes its creditors within
the next year? - ANSWER current liabilities

Which one of these statements correctly applies to straight-line depreciation?

- Straight-line depreciation is most commonly used when computing a firm's taxes.

- Straight-line depreciation provides a greater tax deduction over the life of an asset
than does MACRS depreciation.

, - Straight-line depreciation decreases a firm's taxes more in the early years than
does MACRS depreciation.

- Straight-line depreciation is commonly used when compiling financial statements
- ANSWER Straight-line depreciation is commonly used when compiling financial
statements

Which one of these is not one of the four basic financial statements?

- Balance sheet

- Statement of ratios

- Income statement

- Statement of cash flows - ANSWER Statement of ratios

What is the definition of an income statement? - ANSWER An income statement
that reports the cash inflows and outflows of a firm over a specific period

What does a balance sheet do? - ANSWER reports a firm's assets, liabilities, and
equity at a particular point in time

Which party has a residual claim to a firm's cash flows? - ANSWER stockholders

Which of these assets are generally converted into cash within one year? Select all
that apply.

- Equipment

- Inventory

- Patents and Trademarks

- Accounts receivable - ANSWER Inventory and Accounts receivable

Which of one of these statements best illustrates the definition of a marginal tax
rate?

- Suenette paid $13,400 in taxes on a taxable income of $52,000, or 25.8 percent.

- Don paid $28,000 in taxes on his $100,000 income, or 28 percent.

- Antonio will pay $0.28 more in taxes if his taxable income increases by $1, or 28

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