Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Chapter 5
Chapter 6
100

What equation includes assets, liabilities, and equity

accounting equation

100

What is another name for the statement of financial position?

Balance sheet

100

Does revenues or expenses come first in single-step income statement

Revenues

100

What does PV stand for on financial calculators

Present Value

100

Name the definition: Inflows of assets or settlement of liabilities from delivering goods or services to customers as part of normal operations.

Revenue

200

First step of the acct cycle

obtain source documents

200

This category includes assets expected to be used or converted within one year.


Current assets

200

When are revenues recognized under accrual accounting

When revenue is earned

200

Does N stand for number of years or number of compunding periods?

Periods

200

This account increases when revenue is earned but not yet billed.


Accounts Receivable

300

Cash received previously on account; $200

Dr. Cash; Cr. A/R

300

This equity account represents amounts invested by shareholders.


Paid-in-capital

300

What does the statement of cash flows show?


Cash inflows and outflows throughout the year

300

What is it called when payments are paid at the end of each period

ordinary annuity

300

This term refers to the amount a company expects to be entitled to receive.


Transaction price

400

Company pays $800 toward accounts payable.


Dr. Cash; Cr. A/P

400

This measure equals current assets minus current liabilities.


Working capital

400

Give an example of an financing cash-flow activity

...

400

What is the concept that money available today is worth more than the same amount in the future because it can be invested to earn a return.

Time Value of Money

400

A construction project usually recognizes revenue using this method.


Over time

500

Company sells inventory costing $2,000 for $3,500 cash.


Dr. Cash 3.5k; Cr. Sales Revenue 3.5k; COGS 2k; Inventory 2k

500

These provide detailed explanations of financial statement items.


Disclosures

500

What does gross profit represent?


Net sales-COGS

500

You invest $5,000 today at 10% for 3 years. What is the future value?


6655

500

When do we recognize revenue at a point in time?


When control passes

600

What is entry on 12/31/27 for note payable signed on 6/1/27 with principal of 10,000 and rate of 6%

Dr. Interest receivable 350; Interest rev. 350

600

This equity account represents accumulated earnings not distributed to owners.


Retained earnings

600

Name the three activities of cash flow

Operating, Investing, Financing

600

You will receive $10,000 in 5 years. Rate is 9%. What is the present value and type?


6500

600

This type of warranty provides additional service beyond basic assurance.


Extended warranty

700

Company earns $10,000 revenue; $7,000 collected, rest later.


Dr. Cash 7k; Dr. A/R 3k; Revenue 10k

700

These disclosures include environmental, social, and governance information.


ESG disclsures

700

Are discontinued operations shown before or net of tax?


Net of

700

You receive $2,000 at the end of each year for 4 years at 8%. What is the present value and type?


6624

700

Which variable consideration method includes the sum of all possible outcomes × their probabilities


Expected Value

800

Company records depreciation of $2,000 on equipment.


Dr. Depr. Exp 2k; Acc. Depr. 2k

800

This audit opinion indicates financial statements are fairly presented.


Unqualified

800

Why might managers manipulate earnings?


Meet targets/ make company look better to external users

800

You deposit $1,500 at end of year for 6 years. FV = $10,947. What is the rate?


7.79

800

This method uses leftover amount after allocating known prices


Residual method

900

Company buys equipment for $10,000: pays $3,000 cash and signs a note for the rest.


Dr. Equipment 10k; Cr. Cash 3k; Cr. N/P 7k

900

These events occur after the balance sheet date but before issuance.


Subsequent Events

900

Difference between operating vs nonoperating income?


Operating relates to core activities; Nonoperating relates to peripheral activities

900

You deposit $2,000 annually (beginning) at 10%. FV = $8,842. How many years?


3.54

900

Name an indicator that control has passed

right to payment, assumed risks and rewards of ownership, customer acceptance, transfer of legal title, physical possession

1000

Supplies purchased $2,000; $500 remaining.


Dr. Supplies Exp 1500; Cr. Supplies 1500

1000

This audit opinion indicates the auditor cannot form an opinion.


disclaimer

1000

Give an example of a change in method?

Inventory changes, Depr. method, rev. rec., etc.

1000

You receive $3,000 at beginning of each year for 5 years. PV = $13,394. What is the rate


6.01

1000

Name 2 of 5 criteria to identify a contract

Approval and commitment, idntifiable rights, identifiable payment terms, commercial substance, probable collection