Balance Sheet 1
Balance Sheet 2
Balance Sheet 3
How is the Accounting Equation Changed?
How is the Accounting Equation Changed More?
100

This statement does not have a beginning or an end.

What is a balance sheet?

100

The amount a business has made during a reporting period.

What is "Earnings to Date"?

100

A financial statement that reports assets, liabilities and owners equity on a specific date

What is a balance sheet?

100

Starting a business with $1,000 of the owner's money. (How is the accounting equation changed?)

What is increasing the assets| money and the equity | original investment by $1,000?

100

Increasing Inventory and Decreasing Money

What is purchasing inventory?

200

"What We Have" refers to this balance sheet category.

What are assets?

200

The amount earned minus the production cost

What is gross profit?

200

Anything of value that is owned

What is an asset?

200

Purchasing Inventory (How is the accounting equation changed?)

What is a decrease in Assets | Money and an increase in Assets | Inventory?

200

Making a loan payment

What is a Decrease in Assets | Money and Decrease in Liabilities | Notes?

300

"Who Owns It" refers to these two categories on a  balance sheet.

What are liabilities and equity?

300

The amount earned after all expenses and taxes are paid.

What is net profit?

300

An amount owed by a business

What is a liability?

300

Paying an expense (How is the accounting equation changed?)

What is a decrease in Assets | Money and a decrease in Equity | Earnings?

300

This can be referred to as "the bottom line"

What is net earnings?

400

Which category is owned by someone else, like the bank?

What are liabilities?

400

Cost of Production

What is the amount of money it took to make your product or service?

400

The amount remaining after the value of the liabilities is subtracted from the value of all assets

What is Owner's Equity?

400

Purchasing Inventory with someone else's funding (How is the accounting equation changed?)

What is an increase in Assets | Inventory and an increase in Liabilities | Notes?

400

Giving someone your product without requiring payment (How is the accounting equation changed?)

What is a decrease in Assets | Inventory and a decrease in Equity | Earnings?

500

The Accounting Equation

What is Assets = Liabilities + Equity?

500

The math equation that determines the UNIT COST of production.

What is "Cost of Production" divided by # of Products Made

500

A business activity that changes assets, liabilities or owner's equity.

What is a transaction?

500

Selling your product and making money (How is the accounting equation changed?)

What is an increase in Assets | Money, decrease in Assets | Inventory and an increase in Equity | Earnings?

500

This generally refers to the net worth of a company

What is equity?

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