Cash Flows
99 Problems
Accounts
Conceptual
Ratio Conceptual
100

Using the indirect method, depreciation is...

A) Subtracted from the operations section

B) Added to the operations section

C) Subtracted from the investing section

D) Added to the investing section

B) Added back to the operations section


Because depreciation is a non cash expense that has already been taken out of NI, so on the statement of cash flows it must be added back.

100
Dunder Mifflin purchased office supplies for $10,000. At the end of the ACTG period $7,200 worth of supplies were still on hand. What is the adjusting entry that would be made at the end of the period?

Supplies Exp          2,8000

       Supplies                    2,800

100

Write out the accounting equation in its most expanded form. Show where the accounts stem from. 

Assets = Liabilities + Stockholders Equity

Assets = Liabilities + CS + RE

Assets = Liabilities + CS + Rev - Exp - Dividends

100

A company buys items at FOB Shipping Point, at what time do the buyers claim ownership of the items?

As soon as it is shipped

If always thought in the POV of the buyer than ownership claimed at Shipping Point/Destination.

100

The current ratio would be used to determine:
A) Whether the company is current on its payables.
B) Whether the company current opportunities to buy assets.
C) Whether the company has sufficient short-term assets to cover short-term liabilities.
D) Whether the company is good at managing its COGS.

C) Current Assets / Current Liabilities

200

What type of activity is the sale of an office building?

A) Investing

B) Non - cash

C) Operating

D) Financing

A) Investing

Because Investing activities include the sale/purchase of assets and the collection on principal and loans.

200

Scooby Do's sole proprietorship collects $800,000 in revenue. COGS was $320,000, taxes cost $10,000 and Scooby paid himself $120,000.


What is Scooby's gross profit? 

Bonus: The gross profit percentage?

$480,000  = (800 - 320)

60%  = (480 / 800)

200

If there is an increase in total equity of $5,000. Then:

A) Assets must have decreased by $5,000

B) Liabilities must have also increased $5,000

C) Assets must have increased by $5,000 or Liabilities must have decreased by $5,000

D) Assets must have decreased by $5,000 or Liabilities must have increased by $5,000

A = L + E

0 =  0 + 5   -----> To keep equation balanced:

+5 = 0 + 5     OR      0 = -5 + 5

So the answer = C!

200

In a period of FALLING prices, which inventory costing method gives you the highest ending inventory?

LIFO

300

During 2014 Vans had $131,000 in cash sales and $970,000 in credit sales. The A/R balances were $180,000 and $212,000 at December 31, 2013 and 2014 respectively. 

What was the total cash collection from customers during 2014?

$1,069,000


300

A limo is bought for $65,000 with an estimated salvage value of $5,000. The straight line annual depreciation is $5,000. The accumulated depreciation account is at $25,000. What is the remaining useful life?

7 Years

(65,000 - 5,000) / x = 5,000

x = 12 years estimated useful life

25,000 / 5,000 = 5 years already used

12 - 5 = 7 years left

300

Which financial statements accounts are zeroed out at the end of a period? Where are these accounts zeroed out to?

Income Statement

Retained Earnings on the Balance Sheet


300

A snowboard repair shop receives a broken snowboard on December 1st. The shop buys parts for the board on December 3rd. They bill the customer on Dec 5th. Fix the board on the 7th. Then collect the money and give the board to the customer on the 10th.

When will the shop record Sale Revenue?

The 7th

Performance obligation is completed. 

400

Which of the following is a financing activity?

A) Sale of goods
B) Depreciation Expense
C) Issuing debt
D) Selling Land 


Issuing debt

A) Operating 

B) Non - Cash
C) FINANCING
D) Investing (Purchase/Sales of physical assets, sale                 of securities)

400

Socks R Us 5% of their accounts recievable will be uncollectable. The A/R balance is $400,000. Sock's R US' allowance for doubtful accounts currently has a debit balance of $3,000. Provide the adjusting entry to account for this. 

Bad Debt Expense.       $23,000

        AFDA.                          $23,000

400

How would you record the journal entry for a company declaring $20,000 worth of dividends?


What about the entry for the payment date?

Common Stock Dividend.    20,000

      Dividends Payable.      20,000


Dividends payable     20,000

                 Cash                    20,000

400

Net Income Results from...

A) Div > RE

B) Expenses < Assets

C) Expenses < Revenues

D) Revenues > Taxes

C) When Revenues are greater than expenses a net profit results, otherwise known as net income.

500

Create the operating section of a cash flow statement using the indirect method. Go to excel 


Answer on Excel

500

Patagonia sells $500,000 worth of merchandise on terms of 2/10 n/30 on January 1st.

The buyer pays Patagonia on January 4th. 

Provide Patagonia's journal entry on January 1st, and 4th

AR.                  $500,000

    Sales Revenue.      $500,000


Cash                    $490,000

Sales Discount      $10,000

                AR                                        $500,000

500

Which account is not a contra account?

1) Allowance for Doubtful Accounts

2) Sales Discounts

3) Accumulated Depreciation

4) Sales Revenue


Sales Revenue

500

Which account will have a zero balance after closing entries have been journalized and
posted?
A) Service revenue.
B) Supplies.
C) Prepaid Insurance.
D) Accumulated Depreciation.

A) Service Revenue

Any income statement accounts are always closed out at the end of the year (think expenses, revenues, NI)

Assets and Liabilities are always permanent. 

There are some equity accounts that are closed out like, dividends.