Accounting Definition
Accounting Branches
Accounting Organizations and Associations
Forms of Business Entities
Accounting Principles
100

Is revenue accounting a type of accounting?

No

100

This organization deals with the taxes that companies need to pay.

Internal Revenue Service.

100

This organization form has the lowest ability in raising funds.

Sole Proprietorship

200

What is the final goal of accounting?

To produce the financial statements that show the financial position and performance of the firm.

200

This organization issues regulations for private firms.

FASB

200

What is common between Corporations, S corporations, and Limited liability companies?

They all issue stocks and have limited liability.

200

What is objective evidence principle?

There must be an objective proof for the transaction.

300

They are supervised by accountants.

Bookkeepers.

300

What is the goal of managerial accounting?

To produce budgetary and performance reports for managers.

300

Be prudent in recognizing revenue and quick in recognizing expenses.

Conservatism

400

What steps are involved in accounting?

Identifying, recording, classifying, summarizing, reporting, and interpreting.


400

What do auditors audit in firms?

Financial statements, internal control, etc.

400

This organization developed the GAAP and was later replaced by FASB.

Accounting Principles Board

400

How does limited partnership and partnership differ from each other?

in partnership liability is unlimited, but in limited partnership liability is limited to the amount of investment (only for the limited partner). 

400

What does revenue recognition suggest?

Revenue must be recognized as soon as earned, irrespective of cash receipt.

500

What is the difference between accounting and bookkeeping?

Bookkeeping is part of accounting. In fact, it is the first three steps!

500

What skills or skill do you need to get hired in accounting systems industry?

Programming (e.g., SQL, Python, R, etc.)

500

Difference between GAAP and IFRS.

GAAP is used in USA and IFRS is used in other parts of the world.

500

What is the difference between S corporation and Limited liability companies?

Limited liability companies are not limited in number of owners and types of stocks.

500

According to this principle the market value of long-term assets does not matter.

Going concern