Vocabulary
Increase/Decrease
Math Fun!
Miscellaneous
Unit 1 Review
100

business transaction

is always an exchange of things of value

100
Paid 500 cash for office supplies. Does cash increase or decrease?

decrease

100

15,000 + 3,000

18,000

100

what is a debtor?

a person or business that owes money or a debt to others

100

What is liquidity order?

the order in which current assets would likely be converted into cash

200

accounting period

is the period of time covered by financial statements

200

Paid 1000 cash to a creditor. Cash decreases and...

Accounts Payable decreases

200

1,500 + 21,000

22,500

200

What is the balance sheet equation?

A = L + OE

200

List the following items in order on a balance sheet

Cash
Office Supplies
Accounts Receivable

Cash
Accounts Receivable
Office Supplies

300

Accounting standards

are the principles, rules, and guidelines followed when preparing and presenting accounting information

300

Received 1500 cash from a customer. Cash increases and...

Accounts receivable decreases.

300

15,000 + 3,000 - 150

17,850

300

FREEBIE

FREEBIE

300

List the following items in order on a balance sheet:

Mortgage
Accounts Payable
Bank Loan

Accounts Payable
Bank Loan
Mortgage

400

public business

is listed on a stock exchange and is accountable to the public

400

The owner invested 2000 cash into the business. Cash increases and...

owner's equity increases.

400

2,000 - 150

1,850

400

what is a creditor?

a person or business that has extended credit or loaned money

400

Which item does not fit in?

cash
accounts payable
equipment
land
building

accounts payable

500

Fair Value Principle

uses the current fair market value of the assets for the financial reports

500

Bought a van for 20000, made down payment of 10000 cash and put the rest on credit. Equipment increases and...

cash decreases, and accounts payable increases

500

2,500 + 150 + 1,000 - 200

3,450

500

what is "capital"?

an owner's claim against the assets of a company after all liabilities are paid

500

What is the cost principle?

Cost principle means that assets are shown on the balance sheet at the cost of their acquisition or construction.

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