Basic Accounting
General Journal
Statements
Accounts
Anything Goes
100

When do you use the double lines?

On the final answer

100

What do you do after posting transactions to the general journal?

Post those transactions to general ledgers

100

T or F:

The Balance Sheet contains things like Revenue, Expenses, and Profitability

F: It's the income statement

100

True or False


Paying the telephone bill is an example of an expense.
 

True

100

The accounting equation is Assets=Income statement + Liabilities. T or F?

False:  Assets=Owners Equity + Liabilities

200

What does GAAP stand for

Generally Accepted Accounting Principles

200

How do you format a General Journal? 

 

Debits, Credits, Explanation

200

T/F: You will find Owner's Equity on a Income Statement.

F: You will find it on the Owner's equity and the Balance sheet

200

Which account increases when you purchase something but have not yet paid for it?


Accounts Payable

200

What type of balance does an Asset account have?

Debit

300

What's the difference between accounts payable and accounts receivable?

Accounts payable is the money that you owe to vendors. Accounts receivable is the money owed to your business or an asset.

300

Withdrawals have a normal balance in which column? 

 

Debit

300

 Income statement uses what two types of accounts?

Revenue and Expenses

300

Which accounts are affected when a company pays the salaries of its’ employees?


Cash and salaries expense

300

If the withdrawals account amount is higher than the net income account amount, found in the Statement of Owner's Equity, will the capital increase or decrease?  

Decrease

400

 Is Capital considered a debit or a credit?  

A credit.

400

What is used to record a business event as they occur during the year?
 

Journal entry

400

What is the use of a balance sheet?  

It provides you with information like an asset, liability, and equity. It is also used to track your future cash flow!

400

How do you close out a revenue account? 

 

By debiting it in the Fees Earned and crediting it into the Income Summary.

400

What does DEAD stand for?

Debits, Expenses, Assets, and Draws (owner withdraw)

500

What are debits and credits and how do they differ?

Debits increase asset and expense accounts and decrease liability, equity, and revenue accounts. 

Credits increase liability, equity, and  
revenue accounts and decrease asset and expense accounts.

500

There is six things you would have to write in the General Journal that are? Name 3 of them... 

Answer: Account Titles, Description, date, PR, credit and debit.

500

Which financial statement reports the revenues and expenses for  
a period of time such as a year or a month?
 

Income Statement

500

True or False: 

Account categories that are increased by debits and decreased by credits has a normal balance on the debit column and the opposite is true for accounts whose normal balance is on the credit column.


True

500

What are the 4 main types of businesses?


a. Sole proprietorship
b. Partnerships
c. Corporation
d. Limited Liability Companies

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