Financial Statements
Debits & Credits
Adjusting Entries
Concepts & Principles
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100

The statement that reports revenues minus expenses for a period of time.

Income Statement

100

A debit increases what three "buckets" of accounts

Asset, Expenses & Dividends

100

This account is never included in an adjusting entry

Cash

100

This principle requires companies to record expenses in the same period as related revenues.

Matching Principle

100

The two categories of stockholder's equity

Retained Earnings & Contributed Capital

200

The financial statement that represents a snapshot in time

Balance Sheet

200

To record cash received from a customer for services performed, cash is debited and this account is credited.

(Service) Revenue

200

This type of adjusting entry records expenses that have been incurred but not yet paid

Accrued Expense

200

The characteristic of accounting information that requires companyies to include any information that could influence a financial statement user's decision?

Full Disclosure Policy

200
Where transactions are initially recorded

The Journal

300

This statement should be created first in year-end procedures

Income Statement

300

A credit increases these three "buckets" of accounts

Liabilities, Equity & Revenue
300

At the end of the month, salaries of $2,000 are owed to employees but unpaid. What journal entry would you make?

Dr. Salaries Expense
Cr. Salaries Payable

300

The two fundamental characteristics of useful information as identified by the FASB

Relevance & Faithful Representation

300

This step updates certain accounts before preparing the financial statements

Adjusting Entries

400

The Statement of Cash Flows is broken up into what three sections?

Operating, Investing & Financing

400

Describe the journal entry that would be recorded when a company pays a liability in cash.

Dr. Liability

Cr. Cash

400
The difference between accrual basis and cash basis accounting
Cash basis only records when cash is physically paid or received. Accrual takes into account when the expenses were actually incurred or revenues earned
400

When discussing the four enhancing characteristics of financial information, what is the difference between comparability and consistency?

Comparability = Company to Company

Consistency = Same Company but year to year

400

The formula for the current ratio

Current Assets / Current Liabilities
500

What is the difference in single-step and multi-step income statement

Single = Revenues - Expenses = Net Income

Multi = Gross Profit -> Operating Income -> Net Income

500

What kind of account is accumulated depreciation and what is its normal balance?

Contra-Asset & Credit

500

If an adjusting entry for unearned revenue is not recorded, liabilities will be ______ and revenues will be ______.

Overstated & Understated

500

Requires revenue to be recognized or recorded in which it is earned and the collection of cash is reasonably assured.

Revenue Recognition

500

After adjusting entries, this account appears on both the income statement and balance sheet. Serves as a "bridge" between the two

Retained Earnings