Accounting Knowledge
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100

These add value to the business/firm.

Assets

100

Fixed assets are also called.

Non-current assets

100

Mortgage is classified as a.

Long-term liability

100

Red Cross is what type of business entity?

Non-profit 

100

Assets = $23,000; Liabilities = $16,000. Solve for capital. 

$7,000

200

This separates the debit side from the credit side.

T-accounts

200

Persons who we owe money to.

Creditors

200

Any loan that is repayable in 12 months.

Current liability

200
A group of 2-20 persons is known as.

Partnership 

200

Capital= $300; Assets = $500. Solve for liabilities.

$200

300

These are measured by order of liquidity. 

Current assets

300

Persons that owe us money.

Debtors

300

These are things what we pay for the continued operations of the company.

Liabilities

300

Barbers fall under this business structure.

Sole-proprietor

300

Bought machinery for $4,000 cash at bank. Which account is credited?

Bank

400

Another name for capital.

Equity

400

Fixed assets are measured by order of.

Permanence 

400

When liabilities increase we record on which side?

Credit

400

These companies do not go into business to earn a profit. 

Non-profit

400

K. Simms lent us $600 cash. Which account is to be debited?

Cash

500

This element encompasses proper record keeping of transactions. 

Book-keeping 

500

Cable Bahamas is an example of this type of business structure.

Limited Company 

500

When assets decrease we record on what side?

Credit

500

You are only liable to what you invested into the company.

Limited liability 

500

Pledged $1,000 for the start-up of the firm. Which account is to be credited?

Capital