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What is accounting? correct answers the action or process of keeping financial accounts revenues correct answers inflows of assets resulting from the sale of goods and services expenses correct answers outflow of assets resulting from the sale of goods and services internal user correct an...

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Accounting 101 Final Exam Study Guide || All Correct.
What is accounting? correct answers the action or process of keeping financial accounts

revenues correct answers inflows of assets resulting from the sale of goods and services

expenses correct answers outflow of assets resulting from the sale of goods and services

internal user correct answers managerial accounting

external user correct answers financial accounting

who is responsible for GAAP correct answers FASB

accounting equation correct answers assets = liabilities + owners equity

international accounting standards board (IFRS) is responsible for correct answers developing a
single set of worldwide accounting standards

These standards will help companies to reduce accounting costs, make it easier to acquire foreign
companies, and facilitate comparisons between foreign companies correct answers (IFRS)
international accounting standards board

primary objective of financial reporting correct answers provide economic information to permit
users of the information to make informed decisions

what makes information relevant correct answers it must be able to make a difference in a
decision

assets are recorded at historical/original cost because correct answers it is objective and
verifiable

financial information should be understandable to whom correct answers those willing to spend
the necessary time to understand it

balance sheet correct answers lists assets, liabilities, and owner's equity

income statement correct answers revenues minus expenses equal net income

net income correct answers revenues - expenses

order of statement preparation correct answers income statement, statement of retained earnings,
balance sheet and statement of cash flows

account and types of accounts correct answers a record or statement of financial expenditure or
receipts relating to a particular period or purpose

, real, personal, and nominal

how transactions affect the accounting equation correct answers the balance is maintained
because every business transaction affects at least two of a company's accounts such as:
when a company borrows money from a bank

the company's assets will increase and its liabilities will increase by the same amount

left side correct answers debit

right side correct answers credit

initial recording of transaction is made in a journal/general journal is correct answers journal
entry, journalizing this entry is then posted to ledger/general ledger

purpose of trial balance correct answers lists all accounts with their balances, assets first, then
liabilities and stockholders equity. shows whether total debits equal total credits

accounts receivable correct answers money owed to a business by its clients ( customers or
debtors) and shown on its balance sheet as an asset

accounts payable correct answers money owed by a business to its suppliers shown as a liability
on a company's balance sheet

ending balance correct answers the starting balance is equal to the ending balance

when is revenue recognized with respect to accrual accounting correct answers when earned

when is revenue recognized with respect to cash basis accounting correct answers when cash is
received

when are the adjusting entries required correct answers end of the period

supplies correct answers debit- supplies expense

credit- supplies revenue

to record supplies for the month

unearned revenues/ advance payments correct answers debit- advance payments

receivables- unearned service revenue

credit- advance payment revenues (service revenue)

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