Asset, Liability, or SE?
Journal Entries
Definitions
Which statement?
Bonus questions
100

Cash

Asset

100

Receiving cash in exchange for goods

Dr Cash

Cr Revenue

100

Money that the company owes for goods or services they received (Typically due within one year)

Accounts payable

100

This statement ends with your "Net Income"

Income statement

100

What is the accounting equation?

Assets = Liabilities + Equity

200

Land

Asset

200

A company paid cash to have a cleaning service clean thier office

Dr Cleaning Expense (Or other basic expense acct)

Cr Cash

200

Goods that the company is holding to be sold in the near future

Inventory

200

This statement includes "Cash used or provided by operating activities"

Statement of Cash flows

200

What accounts increase when an owner invests cash into a company?

Cash and Equity

300

Accounts Payable

Liability

300

Selling goods on credit

Dr Accounts Receivable

Cr Revenue

300

When an asset's book value is slowly lowered to account for normal "wear and tear"

Depreciation

300

This statement shows the company's assets and liabilities

Balance Sheet

300

What is used to identify negative numbers on accounting statements?

(Parentheses)

400

Common Stock

Stockholders Equity

400

Receiving cash by issuing common stock

Dr Cash

Cr Common Stock

400

Payments made to stockholders as an incentive for holding shares

Dividends

400

This statement is used to correct discrepancies between bank statements and the current books

Bank reconciliation statement

400

What are the guidelines for financial accounting referred to as?

GAAP (Generally Accepted Accounting Principles)

500

Unearned Revenue

Liability

500

A company's delivery van is depreciated for 1 year on its normal schedule

Dr Depreciation Expense

Cr Accumulated Depreciation

500

When after accounting for all expenses, the company had more expenses than revenue for the current year

Net loss

500

"Notes payable" is found on this statement

Balance sheet

500

What type of physical asset CANNOT be depreciated under GAAP?

Land

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