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Accounting ANS - the process of keeping the financial score for the entity



relevant cost: ANS - the cost that differs between two alternatives



sunk cost: ANS - cash already spent; irrelevant to decision making because cash does not exist, does
not effect anything we do



break even is when revenue equals ANS - cost



differential analysis: ANS - analyzing the difference between two alternatives.



Traceable Fixed Cost ANS - A fixed cost that is able to be traced back to some sort of cost object or
business segment



Common Fixed Cost ANS - A cost that cannot be traced back to a cost object or business segment.



relevant range: ANS - range in which costs are linear



market price: ANS - price paid by willing buyer/seller



Pricing ANS - company needs to produce and get an adequate return



cost plus pricing ANS - price is a markup on the cost (cost base + markup %)



Variable cost pricing does not cover FC, ANS - makes contribution to FC

,importance of transfer pricing: ANS - allows manipulation and moving of profits to low tax
environments.



Financial Accounting vs Managerial Accounting ANS - Financial: external users of financial statements;
follow GAAP

Managerial: internal users; no GAAP



The Rule Makers ANS - SEC: Securities and Exchange Commission

IRS: Internal Revenue Service

FASB: Financial Accounting Standards Board

GAAS: Generally Accepted Auditing Standards

GAAP: Generally Accepted Accounting Principles

CPA: Certified Public Accountant

AICPA: American Institute of Certified Public Accountants



Controller: ANS - typically the top accounting person in a company



The Security and Exchange Act of 1934 ANS - created the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)

authorized the SEC to set accounting rules

SEC delegated the rule to a private non-profit industry group

(now) FASB - Financial Accounting Standards Board



Entity ANS - organizational element about which accounting information is collected



all costs are ANS - historical



Objectivity ANS - arm's length negotiation: arm's length transaction is to ensure that both parties in the
deal are acting in their own self interest and are not subject to any pressure or duress from the other
party. both parties are on equal footing.

, Going Concern ANS - company will be around long enough to use up assets and pay all liabilities



Revenue Recognition ANS - Earned: rendered goods and services

Recognized: expectation of payment



Matching: ANS - match expenses with revenue in the period they occur



Consistency: ANS - follow the same procedures each accounting period so can compare financial
statements



Conservatism: ANS - if multiple options exist, pick the least favorable



Materiality ANS - if you knew the fact, it could change your mind; 5% of something



Full Disclosure: ANS - "Full Monty" must disclose all relevant information



Assets: ANS - something of future economic value

Are all assets shown on the balance sheet? Not all assets are on the balance sheet because some can not
be objectively quantified.



Liability: ANS - something owed, not always on the balance sheet because they cannot always be
quantified (such as product liability) contingent liabilities can also not be estimated. (A contingent
liability is a potential liability...it depends on a future event occurring or not occurring.)



Stockholder's Equity: ANS - capital plus retained earnings



Capital: ANS - investment by the stockholders



Retained Earnings: ANS - Earnings retained in the business

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