Accounting Principles
Accounts Receivable
Accounts Payable
Revenues and Expenses
Adjusting and Closing Entries
100

The fundamental accounting equation. 

What is Assets = Liabilites + Owner's Equity

100
When we put n/30 on our invoices, what does this stand for? 


Double points if you explain what this means. 

What is net thirty? 

100

This journal's transactions ALWAYS involve an Accounts Payable Credit. 

What is the Purchases Journal?

100

An expense has a normal _____ balance. 

What is a debit balance? 

100
These types of accounts are closed at the end of the fiscal period to prepare for the new fiscal period. 

What are temporary accounts?

200

If a debit increases an account and a credit decreases the account. The account is said to have a normal _____ balance. 

What is a normal debit balance?

200

Cancelling the balance of a customer account because the customer does not pay. 

What is a write off? 

200

The money in this payable account is actually collected by the company on behalf of another entity. 

What is Sales Tax Payable account?

200
The statement that shows all of your revenues, expenses and determines your net income? 

What is the Income Statement?

200

When making an adjusting entry at the end of the fiscal period for our Prepaid Insurance account. This account is debited. 

What is Insurance Expense?

300

This type of asset is used for more than a year. 

What is a plant asset?

300

When we collect sales tax from our customers what account is credited?

What is Sales Tax Payable?

300

This is usually the date that a company states that it will pay a dividend to it's shareholders, thus creating a liablity for itself. 

What is the Date of Declaration?

300
One of the adjusting entries at the end of the fiscal period is recording interest earned on notes receivable but not yet received. This interest is recorded in the ____ account. 

What is Interest Income account?

300

This type of inventory system is constantly keeping track of our inventory, usually through an advanced bar code type system. 

What is Perpetual Inventory?

400

This document summarizes your general ledger balances at the end of the fiscal period and serves as a guide to review before you make any adjustments. 

What is an unadjusted trial balance?

400

The formula for calculating interest on a note. 

What is Principal x Interest X Time? 

400

Hawkins Inc is giving a 10% Sales discount on a $1000 bill. The amount journalized would be ______. 

What is $900?

400

Hawkins Inc ended the fiscal period with $30000 in revenues and $45000 in expenses. Their net income/loss is. 

What is a net loss of $15000?

400

Hawkins Inc. depreciates it's work vehicle using straight line depreciation. The original value of the truck was $100 and it has a useful life of 5 years and salvage value of $0. The annual depreciation expense of the truck is

What is $20? 

500

There are different types of accounting. This type focuses on the company's internal financial processes, tracking and recording financial transactions. 

What is Managerial Accounting?

500

Hawkins Inc. did not pay their account and we have decided to write it off. When writing the account off the ______ account is debited and the ________ account is credited. 

What is the Allowance for Uncollectible Account and the Accounts Receivable/Customer Account?

500

Hawkins Inc. makes quarterly payments to the IRS of $1000. At the end of the fiscal year, after making their 3rd payment and before their last payment, they discover their tax liability is $5000 for the fiscal year. Their final payment (4th payment) to the IRS will be _____

What is $2000? 

500

A ____ expense is a payment for goods or services which have not yet been received. A ____ expense is an expense that occurs in one fiscal period, but not paid until a later fiscal period. 

What is a Deferred Expense and an Accrued Expense?

500

The adjustment to this account is unique to a corporation. 

What is the Federal Income Tax Payable account?

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