Assets = Liabilities + Owner's Equity
It is anything of value that a person or business owes money on
What is Liability?
What is Asset, Liability, Owners Capital
What is a type of account?
This is the purpose of accounting
Identify and record financial transactions to make business decisions
These are the 2 ways the fundamental accounting equation is stated.
What are 1) Assets-Liabilities=Owner's Equity and 2) Assets=Owner's Equity+Liabilities?
What is revenue, expenses, owner's withdrawals
What are accounts that affect owner's equity
These represent the types of business organizations that use accounting.
What are 1)sole proprietorships, 2)partnerships and 3)corporations?
When can a transaction only affect one side of the equation?
When the transaction is a transfer of one asset for another or there is an equal increase and decrease to one type of account.
This is the difference between total assets and total liabilities.
What is Owner's Equity?
This involves testing business records and procedures for accuracy.
What is auditing?