Role of Accounting/Ethics
Assets & Liabilities
Types of Business/Concepts
Equity
Accounting Standards & Accounting Equation
100

Financial accounting provides _____ users with information

External

100

Name an asset account

Cash

Account Receivable

Land

Supplies

ETC. 

100

Financial statement should be measured in what unit? (unit of measure concept)

Dollar - also accepted Currency
100

Name an account that affects equity. 

Owner's Capital

Owner's Drawing

Revenues

Expenses

100

Assets = ?

Liabilities + Equity

200

Managerial Accounting provides _____ users with information, name 1 user. 

internal, Managers/Employees

200

Name a Liability account

Account Payable

200

First Health is what type of business?

Service

200

Net income (Loss) = ?

Revenues - Expenses

200

Assets are 502 and liabilities are 600. What is Equity?

-98

300

Name 2 external users for financial statements

investors

Creditors/banks

Government

300

Purchased supplies on account  (Element & Account & Increase/Decrease)

Asset - Supplies -  increase

Liability - Account payable - increase

300

Burt's Bees is what type of business?

Manufacturing

300

What 2 accounts increase owner's equity?

Owner's Investment & Revenues

300

Assets: 873

Liabilities: 298

If Assets increase by 50 and liabilities decrease by 18 - what is equity? 

643

400

True/False: Bankruptcy is the only consequence of unethical handling of financial statements. 

False: Executives plead guilty, large fines

400

We paid $500 to company B for what we had on account. (Element - Account - Increase/Decrease)

Asset - Cash - Decrease

Liability - Account Payable - Decrease

400

A warehouse was listed at 140,000. The first company was 120,000. A second company offered 125,000 and a third company swooped in at the last minute 129,000. The third seller overpaid since it was appraised at 112,000. For what price would the third buyer record the purchase of the warehouse?

129,000

400

Beginning Equity: 220,000

Investment: 40,000

Ending Equity: 275,000

What is Net income (net loss)?

Net income 15,000

400

What does GAAP stand for?

Generally Accepted Accounting Principles, created by Financial Account Standards Board (FASB)

500

Certification required for public accounting

CPA: Certified Public Accountant

500

We collected $450 for past revenue that was on account (Element - Account - Incease/Decrease)

Asset - Cash - increase

Asset - Account Receivable - decrease

500

About what % of businesses are proprietorships?

70%

500

Beginning equity: 343,000

withdrawal: 12,000

investment: 40,000

Ending Equity: 345,000

What is Net income (Net Loss)?

Net loss 26,000

500

What does IFRS stand for?

International Financial Reporting Standards created by International Accounting Standards Board (IASB)