formulas
terms
vocab
accounts
journal entries
100

Assets = Liabilities + Equity

What is the accounting equation?

100

account

detailed record of all increases and decreases that have occurred in asset, liability or equity accounts

100

accrued revenues

revenues that have been earned but not yet collected

100

Cash

Asset

100

Apple received $100 for sale of iPhone.

dr. cash 100

cr. sales revenue  100

200

Book Value

Price paid - accumulated depreciation = book value

200

journal

a record of transactions in chronological order.

200
deferred revenues

advance payment of revenue that should be adjusted for amount earned

200

Notes Payable

Liability

200

Paid rent for the month, $900

dr. rent expense 900

cr. cash                 900

300

ending retained earnings

Beginning Retained Earnings + Net Income - Dividends

300

ledger

book or record holding all accounts and their balances

300

deferred expenses

advance payment of future expenses that are adjusted to show the amount used.

300

Prepaid Insurance

Asset

300

Cash dividends of $500 was paid to stockholders

dr. dividends 500

cr. cash 500

400

Net Income

Revenues - Expenses

400

trial balance

summary of ledger listing all accounts and their balances.

400

accrued expenses

expenses that have been incurred but not yet paid.

400

Unearned Rent Revenue

Liability

400

Accrued salary expense $1,600

dr. salary expenes $1600

cr. salary payable $1600

500

debt ratio

total liabilites/total assets

500

Accrual Basis Accounting

Expenses are recorded as they are incurred, revenue is recorded as it is performed.

500

Cash Basis Accounting

revenue is only recorded when received. Expenses are only recorded when paid.

500

Dividends

contra equity account

500

recorded depreciation on equipment, $20,000

dr. depreciation expense $20,000

cr. accumulated depreciation $20,000