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What is the main aim of a business?

To make a profit

100
List 3 objectives of accounting

...letting people and organizations know:

*l if they are making a profit or a loss;
*l what their business is worth;
*l what a transaction was worth to them
*l how much cash they have;
*l how wealthy they are;
*l how much they are owed;
*l how much they owe to someone else;

100

A Balance Sheet tells...

...what the business owns and what the business owes

200

What must exceed sales in order to make a profit

...in order to make a profit income must exceed sales

200

List 5 users of accounting information

Owners
*Shareholders
*Managers
*Prospective Investors
*Creditors and other Lending Institutions
*Bank
*Suppliers
*The General Public
*Government
*Employees
*Regulatory Agencies
*Customers

200

The primary objective of accounting is to...

...provide information for decision making.

300

What is book keeping

...recording and managing business transactions in the books of accounts

300

List 5 careers in Accounting

ACCOUNTANT

AUDITOR

BANKER

INSURANCE AGENT

BOOKKEEPER

STOCK BROKER

300

Accounting is, therefore, concerned with:

recording data;

 classifying and summarizing data;

communicating what has been learned from the data.

400

What is revenue?

...the monetary value of goods and services supplied to customers

400

List all the steps includes in transitioning from bookkeeping to accounting

RECORDING FINANCIAL DATA

CLASSIFYING FINANCIAL DATA

SUMMARIZING FINANCIAL DATA

COMMUNICATING FINANCIAL DATA

400

THE GOVERNMENT, SUPPLIERS AND EMPLOYEES NEED ACCOUNTING INFORMATION TO...

ENSURE THAT THE FINANCIAL STATE OF THE BUSINESS IS FAVORABLE TO THEM

500

What is an asset as opposed to a liability?

Assets are resources owned by the business.Liabilities are the monies owed for assets supplied to a business.

500

List the most important financial statements

Trading a profit and loss account (Income statement)

Balance sheet (Statement of financial position)

500

Accounting can be defined as...

...the process of identifying, measuring, and communicating financial information to permit informed judgments and decisions by users of the information’.