G.P. stands for
Gross Profit
What is the 3rd step of Accounting?
Analyzing financial data
Why principles are needed?
To provide uniformity and guide the business.
a legal mechanism through which a lender tries to obtain their money or part of it from the borrower who has been unable to pay it till then.
BANKRUPTCY
These loans are riskier to a lender and charge a high-interest rate.
Unsecured Loans
The amount give to another party as a promise to repay it in future along with interest is called __________
Loan
What is Sole Proprietorship?
Where only a single person owns, manages and controls the business.
An education loan is a sum of money borrowed to pay for
Expenses related to Higher education
It is a record of all the transactions an organisation has recorded
What do you mean by SG&A expenses? Give 2 examples also.
Selling, General and Administrative Expenses
Examples: Rent, salary, Advertisement, Office Expenses, Interest paid, etc.
____________ is a unit of account
Money
A situation where a person finds themselves incapable of repaying a loan because of either high interest rates or continuous misfortunate situations.
Debt Trap
EMI stands for
Equated Monthly Installment
What are the ways to come out of a debt trap?
Debt consolidation, focus on needs not on your wants, paying your EMIs on time, etc.
It depends on business to business that an expense will be short term or long term. Name the principle.
Going Concern Principle
The title to the property is returned to the ______ after repayment
a borrower
What is Accounting equation?
Assets=Liabilities + Equity
When the revenue increases, it will be debited. (True/False)
False, it will be credited.
As the no. of EMI increases, the principal portion in an EMI _________ and the interest portion _________.
Increases, decreases
Ram bought 100 shawls at Rs. 1000. He sells the shawls to Shyam. What we will called shawls in accounting terms?
Purchases(Inventory)
Accounting is the language of _________
business
Two components of an EMI
Principal and Interest
A type of accounting where cash and credit transactions are both recorded.
Accrual Basis of Accounting
Money measurement principle
What will be his Gross Profit?
35000
(100000-50000-15000)