Cash & Internal Controls
Finishing the Accounting Cycle: Adjusting & Closing
Errors & Fraud
Finance & Law
Ethics
100

Money and any medium of exchange that a bank accepts at face value

Cash

100

Reset temporary accounts to zero for the next accounting period

Closing Entries

100

These are unintentional mistakes made during the accounting process. 

Errors

100

True or False:  Finance doesn't interact with any other business functions or departments.

True

100

Tendency to follow authority figures, even if unethical

Obedience to Authority

200

Preventing theft and fraud, accurate financial reporting and maintaining business operations are a few reasons businesses need these. 

Cash Controls or Internal Controls

200

This account is used to close out temporary accounts at the end of the accounting period.

Income summary

200

These are intentional actions to deceive, or for personal gain.

Fraud

200

Is this finance or accounting?  Boosts growth, reduce risks

Finance

200

Trading securities based on material, non-public information; like giving your friend a "tip" about business growth that isn't public knowledge yet.

Insider Trading

300

In this internal control, No single person should handle all aspects of a transaction

Separation of Duties
300

These types of journal entries ensure transactions are recorded in the correct accounting period.

Adjusting Entries

300

The first step in identifying errors or fraud is found by completing this step in accounting cycle. 

Trial Balance

300

What would a business do with retained profits?

reinvest in the business

300

Prioritizing personal gain over ethical considerations

Self-Interest

400

This control involves comparing two sets of records to ensure they match to help identify errors or discrepancies.

reconciliation

400

These permanent accounts are closed at the end of the accounting cycle. 

Assets, Liabilities

400

This kind of error occurs when a transaction is completely left out of the accounting records.

Error of Omission

400

What is the purpose of financial regulations?

Protect investors and maintain fair, efficient markets

400

Past investments influencing future decisions, even if irrational

Sunk Costs

500

Examples of this category of controls include locks, passwords, or authorization requirements.

preventative controls

500

These temporary accounts are closed at the end of each period. 

Revenue, Expense

500

A journal entry made to fix an error in the accounting records.

Correcting Entry

500

What is the focus of the finance function?

Managing money and investments to maximize shareholder value

500

Tendency to avoid losses more strongly than seeking gains

Loss Aversion

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