Current Liabilities
Contingent Liabilities & Warranties
Long-Term Debt & Bonds
Bond Amortization & Interest
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100

This type of liability arises when a business receives goods or service on credit without interest or a formal contract

What is account(s) payable?

100

What makes a liability contingent?

What is its dependence on a future uncertain event?
100

The amount a borrower must repay at maturity of a bond

What is par/face value?

100

This method spreads the premium/discount equally over the interest periods

What is the straight-line amortization method?

100

The account "Premium on Bonds Payable" appears on the _______ directly under _______

What are balance sheet and bonds payable?

200

Liabilities that represent completed portions of ongoing activities, such as interest or taxes owed, and are recognized by adjusting entries.

What are accrues liabilities (____ payable)?

200

For a contingent liability to be recorded, the event must be probable and ____

What is reasonably estimatable?

200

Bonds that allow the issuer to repay early are known as

What are callable bonds?
200

When using the effective interest method, interest expense is found by multiplying 

What is carrying value * yield/market rate * time(years)

200
Give an example of an account that increases with a credit and decrease with a debit

Answers will vary

300

Occurs when a business receives payment before delivering goods or providing services.

What is unearned revenue?

300

Warranty expense is recorded in which period

What is in the period of the related sale? What is in the period where it generated revenue?

300

When the stated interest rate is lower than the market rate, the bond will sell at a ____

What is a discount?

300
This is a tool used to help organize the calculation of the various components of periodic interest payments

What is an amortization table?

300

This accounting principle requires expenses to be recorded in the same period as the related revenues

What is the matching principle?

400

A company collected sales tax at the time of sale. What is the correct journal entry "piece" that affects liabilities?

What is to increase Sales Tax Payable with a credit?

400

When warranty claims are paid, this happens to the warranty liability account

What is a decrease/debit?

400
At issuance, a company records any premium on bonds as a ____ on their balance sheet
What is a credit?
400
These are the three main cash flows of a bond

What are issuance, interest payments, and principal repayment?

400

This term describes the systematic reduction of an account balance over the life of something?

What is amortization?

500

When calculating the liquidity ratios, it is important to not forget this piece of current liabilities requires some special attention to dates

What is the current portion of long term debt?

500
When a company is most likely going to lose a lawsuit, but there is no way to estimate the cost of this loss, the company must

What is disclose in the notes to the financial statements?

500

Carrying value on a discount bond moves in what direction over time?

What is up towards face value?

500

A company issues bonds at a premium. Over the life of the bonds, what is the relationship between interest expense and the cash paid?

What is interest expense is lower than the cash paid?
500
This formula represents the quick ratio

What is (current assets - inventory) / current liabilities?

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