Vocabulary
Debits & Credits
T-Charts
Accounting 101
Fun Facts
100

A list of all the accounts a business has

General Ledger

100

ADEx is used to summarize the three accounts which increase with DEBIT and decrease with CREDIT

Assets, Dividends and Expenses

100

A CREDIT is recorded on this account when the owner invests money into the business

Equity

100

Assets = Liability + Equity

Accounting Equation

100

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James Harden

200

Step by step process of recording business activities in order to keep financial records up to date

Accounting Cycle

200

When a corporation issues stock to its investors in exchange for cash investment, a CREDIT is issued to this account.

Equity

200

When a business sells a product to a customer, a CREDIT is recorded on this account.

Revenue

200

Small part of a corporation issued to shareholders in exchange for cash

Dividends

300

Receipts, Invoices, Paychecks, Purchase order and other records of a business transaction

Original source document

300

A DEBIT is recorded on this account when new equipment is purchased.

Asset

300

Accounts Payable, Mortgage, Bank Loans 

Liability

300

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St. Peters University

400

The operating cycle of a business

Period

400

Graphic representation of an account with Debits on the left and Credits on the right

T-Chart

400

Money given to shareholders as a "reward" for their investment

Dividends

400

Inventory, Equipment, Accounts Receivable, Cash in Bank

Assets 

500

Book-keeping method used to keep track of multiple accounts affected by a business transaction

Double Entry Book Keeping
500

Record of financial information on the RIGHT side of a T-Chart

Credit

500

Financial Statement containing the Revenue, Expenses and Profit of a business

Income Statement

500

Mr. Torres graduated from this high school

Union Hill