Intro+Formulas
Acct. Equation + Formulas
Financial Statements + Adjusting Entries
Adjusting Entries Continued
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  1. What is financial accounting?

Provides information for external decision-makers

Investors who own a portion of the business

Creditors to whom the business owes money

Taxing authorities, to whom the business owes taxes

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What does the expanded accounting equation look like?

Assets = Liabilities + Equity

        

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What is the Faithful Representation Concept?

-Accounting information must be relevant, allowing users to make a decision.

-It must be complete, neutral, and free from error.

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What is the purpose of adjusting accounts?

-they update the asset and liability accounts

-they are made at the end of the accounting period to record revenues and expenses to the period in which they are earned and in which they occur.

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Debt Ratio:

shows the proportion of assets financed with debt

It can be used to evaluate a business’s ability to pay its debts and to determine if the company has too much debt to be considered financially “healthy”

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How do you solve for Net Income/Loss?

Revenues - Expenses

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What are the four financial statements?

1) Income Statement

2) Statement of Retained Earnings

3) Balance sheet

4) Statement of Cash Flows

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Adjustment for office supplies.

Supplies expense       xx

          Office Supplies     xx

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What is the Debt Ratio Formula?

Formula: Total Liabilities/Total Assets

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Define Return On Assets:

measures the profitability of how a company uses its assets

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Adjusting entries for Straight-Line Depreciation? What does the journal entry look like?

Depreciation expense             xx

            Accumulated depreciation      xx

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What are deferred expenses?

 are advance payments
of future expenses.
• Also called prepaid expenses
• Treated as assets until used

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Define: Straight-Line Depreciation

allocates an equal amount of depreciation each year

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Return on Assets Formula?

Return on assets=Net Income/average total assets 

Average total assets=(Beginning total assets + Ending total assets) / 2

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Cash received on account. What is this account called?

Accounts Receivable

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What are deferred revenues?

– Occurs when a company receives cash before
it does the work or delivers a product
– Is a liability because the business owes the
customer the product, the service, or a refund
– Also called unearned revenue

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Debt Ratio Formula?

Formula: (cost-residual value)/useful life

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What are the characteristics of a corporation?

-the separate legal entity

-continuous life and transferability of ownership

-no mutual agency

-limited liability of stockholders (owners of the corporation)

-separation of ownership and management

-corporate taxation

-government regulation

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Payment on account for office supplies.

Office Supplies           xx

            Accounts Payable       xx

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What are accrued expenses?

- are expenses a
business has incurred but has not yet
paid.
• Examples of accrued expenses:
– Salaries Expense
– Interest Expense
– Utilities Expense