Statements
Simply Put
On the Record
Money makes the world go Round
What's it Worth 2 U
100

This financial document highlights the total profit or loss the firm experienced during that period. Like a quarterly period.

Income Statement

100

A summary of all the transactions that have

occurred over a particular period.

Financial Statement

100

Accountants rely on accurate data recorded by this person.

Bookeeper

100

The ease of which an asset can be turned into cash is known as.

Liquidity

100

Three major financial  activities of a firm.

Operations, Investment & Financing

200

This financial document reports the firm’s financial condition on a specific date.

Balance Sheet

200

 This document shows the revenue a firm earned selling its products compared to its selling costs (profit or loss) over a specific period of time.

Income Statement

200

Transactions are recorded into _____________.

Ledgers

200

The first step in the accounting cycle involves this.

Classifying Transactions

200

Value of what’s received from goods sold, services

rendered, and other financial sources.

Revenue

300

The Income Statement usually reports the COGS which stands for _________________

Cost of Goods Sold

300

This financial statement details what the company owns and owes on a certain day.

Balance Sheet

300

Business Debts are recorded as ______________.

Liabilities

300

How much a firm earned by buying (or making) and

selling merchandise.

Gross Profit

300

Costs involved in running a business, such as rent,

utilities, and salaries.

Operating Expenses

400

It tracks a company’s cash receipts and cash payments.

Statement of Cash Flows

400

Assets = Liabilities + Owners’ equity

Fundamental Accounting Equation

400
The practice of recording transactions in 2 places is called _______________________.

Double Entry Bookeeping

400

The amount of money owed to the firm that it expects to receive within one year.

Accounts Receivable

400

Long-term assets (e.g., patents, trademarks, copyrights) that have no real physical form but do have

value.

Intangible Assets

500

Stockholders, investors and this key government agency are all interested in a firm’s financial state-

ments.

Internal Revenue Service

500

Economic resources (things of value) owned by a firm are called _____________.

Assets

500

The fifth step in the accounting cycle includes........

Preparing financial statements

500

Reputation, customer loyalty or location are examples of 

Good Will 

Intangible Asset

500

Assets that are relatively permanent, such as land,

buildings, and equipment.

Fixed Assets