Long-Term Assets
Notes Payable
Ratios/ Internal Controls
Other Current Liabilities
Bank Reconciliations
100

What intangible asset is not amortized?

Goodwill or an indefinite trademark

100

Is Interest Payable an Asset, Liability, Stockholders' Equity, Expense or Revenue?

Liability

100

What are the three elements present in every fraud?

Motivation, Opportunity, and Rationalization

(Fraud Triangle)

100

What account is a result of a company collecting cash from a customer before providing the products or services to the customer?

Deferred Revenue

100

A Bank Reconciliation reconciles the company's cash account in the balance sheet with what?

The bank statement

200

What depreciation method has more depreciation recorded in the earlier years of use and less in the later years?

Double Declining-Balance Method

200

How would you record the inception of a note from a bank?

Debit Cash

Credit Notes Payable

200

What is a companies plans to safeguard the companies assets and improve the reliability and accuracy of accounting information?

Internal Controls

200

If Kellum Corp. has a $7 million liability at December 31, 2020, of which $1 million is payable in each of the next seven years. How much of this would be a current liability on the balance sheet?

$1 million

200

What would you add to the banks balance in a bank reconciliation?

Deposits in Transit

300

What account classification is Accumulated Depreciation?

Contra Asset

300

What would you have to record at the maturity of a note?

Debit Notes Payable

Debit Interest Expense 

Debit any Interest Payable from previous years if you have any

Credit Cash

300

What was the Return on Assets (Net Income/Average Total Assets) during 2021?

Net Sales- $150,000; COGS- $60,000; Net Income- $90,000; Total Current Assets 2020- $40,000; Total Current Assets 2021- $45,000; Total Long-Term Assets 2020- $80,000; Total Long-Term Assets 2021- $90,000; Total Assets 2020- $120,000; Total Assets 2021- $135,000; Total Current Liabilities 2020- $20,000; Total Current Liabilities 2021- $19,000; Total Liabilities 2020- $22,000; Total Liabilities 2021- $20,000; Total Stockholders' Equity 2020- $98,000; Total Stockholders' Equity 2021- $115,000.

0.71

300

On April 20, you received $5,000 for a round trip flight to Paris, France. The departure date was April 15 and the return date was May 15. What would you record on April 20?

Debit Cash $5,000

Credit Service Revenue $2,500

Credit Deferred Revenue $2,500

300

What is imposed by the bank on the Company for providing routine services?

A Bank Service Fee

400

What accounts are used in a journal entry to record the sale of equipment that has been on the books for more than a year?

Cash, Accumulated Depreciation, Equipment, and a gain OR loss on the sale of equipment.

400

A company borrowed $70,000 from the bank with a 3 month, 9% note on March 1, 2020. How much interest would be recorded on May 31?

$1,575

400

What was the Current Ratio (Current Assets/Current Liabilities) during 2021?

Net Sales- $150,000; COGS- $60,000; Net Income- $90,000; Total Current Assets 2020- $40,000; Total Current Assets 2021- $45,000; Total Long-Term Assets 2020- $80,000; Total Long-Term Assets 2021- $90,000; Total Assets 2020- $120,000; Total Assets 2021- $135,000; Total Current Liabilities 2020- $20,000; Total Current Liabilities 2021- $19,000; Total Liabilities 2020- $22,000; Total Liabilities 2021- $20,000; Total Stockholders' Equity 2020- $98,000; Total Stockholders' Equity 2021- $115,000.

2.37

400

Who is responsible for paying Social Security, Medicare, unemployment tax, and possibly other contributions if applicable?

Employers

400

What would you record as an adjusting entry to record the collection of an NSF Check?

Debit Accounts Receivable and Credit Cash

500

Goundhog Inc. incurred the following costs associated with the purchase of a piece of land that it will use to rebuild an office building. Sale price of the land was $900,000; the sale of salvaged parts already on the land was $10,000; the demolition of the old building was $15,000; the ground breaking ceremony (food and supplies) was $4,000; and the land preparation and leveling cost $5,000. So what amount should be recorded for the purchase of the land?

$910,000

500

A company borrowed $30,000 from the bank with a 5 month, 14% note on October 1, 2020. How much interest would be recorded on December 31?

$1,050

500

What is it when two or more people act in coordination to circumvent internal controls?

Collusion

500

On April 20, you received $5,000 for a round trip flight to Paris, France. The departure date was April 15 and the return date was May 15. What would you record as an adjusting entry on April 30?

No Entry

500

A company incorrectly recorded a check of $3,550 that was used to purchase supplies. The bank correctly recorded the check at $350. What would the company record to adjust for this correction?

Debit Cash $3,200 and

Credit Supplies Expense $3,200

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