Accounting Principles
Accounting Assumptions
Debits/Credits
4 Financial Statements
MISC
100

Financial Info is capable of making a difference in a decision

What is Relevance

100

Companies only include transaction data that can be expressed in money terms.

What is Monitory Unit Assumption

100

Debits must equal credits

Double Entry System

100

cash inflows and outflows (receipts and payments) 

What is Statement of Cash Flows

100

I.A.S.B. accounting commission

What is International Accounting Standards Board

200

Securities and Exchange Commission, Financial Accounting Standards Board and Generally Accepted Accounting Principles

What is S.E.C., F.A.S.B and G.A.A.P.

200

Activities of the entity must be kept separate from the activities of the owner and all other economic entities. 

What is Economic Entity Assumption 

200

Assets, Dividends, Expenses, Accounts Receivable

What is Normal Balance for Debits

200

Revenues and expenses shown as Net Income or Loss

What is Income Statement

200

what two accounts are considered temporary

What is Revenues/Expenses

300
Numbers/descriptions match what really/actually happened

What is Faithful Representation

300

Accountants divide the economic life of a business into artificial time periods.

What is Time Period Assumption (also Periodicity Assumption)

300

Liabilities, Common Stock, Revenue, Accounts Payable

What is Normal Balance for Credits

300

Total Assets equalling Total Liabilities + Stockholders Equity

What is Balance Sheet

300

Revenues are recorded when cash is received. Expenses are recorded when cash is paid. Not in accordance with GAAP.

What is Cash Based Accounting

400
Transactions are booked based on how much was paid for a product. Used until product is sold or discarded

What is Historical Cost

400

Recognize revenue in the accounting period in which the performance obligation is satisfied

What is Revenue Recognition Principle

400

Owner invests 30,000 cash to start a company

What is Debit cash 30,000, Credit Owners capital (equity or investment works too) 30,000.

400

Beginning owners equity, net income and dividends shown as retained earning AKA end. owners equity 

What is Retained Earnings Statement

400

Companies recognize revenues when they perform services and expenses when they are incurred

What is Accural Accounting

500

Products price fluctuates, value increases/decreases over time. Affected products must be booked at flux price. Used for investments. 

What is Fair Value

500

Match the Expenses with revenues in the period when the company makes efforts to generate those revenues.

Expense recognition principle

500

Company is paid 10,000 for gardening services that are to be carried out in 2 weeks

What is Debit cash 10,000, Credit Unearned Revenue 10,000.

500

The only financial statement recorded for a point in time and NOT a period of time

What is the Balance Sheet

500

The correct order of accounts in a Trial Balance

What is, Assets: Cash, supplies, equipment, accounts receivable
Liabilities: notes payable, accounts payable
Stockholders equity: Common Stock, revenue, expenses, dividends.