Types of Cost
Financial Ratios
Everyday Banking
Income Tax
Petty Cash and Overcoming Errors
100

An expense that has already been incurred and cannot be recovered.

Sunk Cost

100

True or False:

Ratio analysis is a method of examining a company's balance sheet and income statement to learn about its liquidity, operational efficiency, and profitability.

True

100

What type of bank account is safe from market volatility, earns a higher interest rate, and used to build wealth?

Savings Account

100

What is the governing body that collects and processes income tax in Canada?

Provide the full name and abbreviation.

CRA Canada Revenue Agency

100

A small amount of money a business keeps on hand to cover minor, everyday expenses

Petty Cash

200

Represents the potential benefits that are lost when choosing one option over another.

Opportunity Cost

200

A company has $100,100 in assets and $25,025 in liabilities. What is the current ratio?

4:1

200

What type of bank account is used to hold stocks, bonds, and mutual funds?

Investment Account

200

What is the income tax due date in Canada?

April 30

200

In accounting, if you make an error, what method must you used to correct it?

Cross-out and rewrite nearby

300

Expenses that are not immediately apparent or budgeted for, often arising from inefficiencies, oversights, or unexpected events.

Hidden Cost

300

A company has $2,280 in assets and $456 in liabilities. What is the current ratio?

5:1

300

In accounting, the chance that an event, situation, or market changes will lead to an unfavorable financial result.

Risk

300

What is the fastest way to file your taxes and have them arrive with the CRA expediently?

Online

300
Petty cash has 3 main purposes/benefits for companies. Provide 2 of them.


C________, E___________, and F_________.

Convenience, Efficiency, and Flexibility

400

The change in total cost that comes from making or producing one additional item.

Marginal Cost

400

What is the quick ratio for?

A. Using least liquid assets for short term debts

B. Using least liquid assets for long term debts

C. Using most liquid assets for long term debts

D. Using most liquid assets for short term debts

D

400

The process of allocating capital in a way that reduces the exposure to any one particular asset. Investing with variety to reduce risk.

Diversification

400

What the two colours of income tax forms? and which colour is for provincial vs. federal?

Pink Provincial

Green Federal

400

The person who is responsible for controlling, distributing, and documenting the petty cash is called the....

Custodian

500

Ongoing expenses a business incurs to maintain and run its daily tasks.

Ongoing Cost

500

A company has $175,000 in assets and $100,000 in liabilities in 2022. 

What is the current ratio for 2023 if the assets are 50% less and liabilities are 75% less.

7:1

500

What does ROI stand for in accounting?

Return on Investment

500

What is it called when a person falsifies records and claims, purposely not reporting income, inflating expenses, and claiming a fraudulent refund or benefit?

Tax Evasion or Tax Fraud

500

Name as many types of cost as you can among the 13 we have studied?


Bonus - What is the measures how quickly a company collects its receivables or money owed by clients. 


Direct - Indirect - Startup - Fixed - Variable - Semi-Variable - Marginal - Product - Opportunity - Sunk - Operating - Hidden - Period

Accounts Receivable Turnover Ratio or A/R Turnover Ratio

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