Accounting Equation
"In Accounting Terms"
Basic Definitions
Terms Rearranged
Journalize the Blank!
100
Your company's has $10,000 of assets and liabilities worth $4,000. This number is the value of equity.

What is $6,000?

100

These appear at the end of a movie or TV show.

What are Credits?

100

The three components of the accounting equation.

What are Assets, Liabilites, and Equtity?
100

Ten.

What is Net?

100

Purchasing supplies will debit the _____ account and credit the Supplies Expense account.

What is Supplies?

200

Assets increase by $5,000 from a loan. _____ also increases.

What is Liabilities?

200

The name of a popular thrift store chain.

What is Goodwill?

200

The left and right sides of a T-chart, respectively.

What are Debits and Credits?

200

Direct.

What is Credit?

200

Your company collects $1,000 cash from customers billed on October 1st. ____ is debited while Accounts Receivable is credited.

What is Cash?

300

In your company, owners invest $20,000 in exchange for common stock in ABC Inc. Assets will _____, while equity will _____.

What is Increase?

300

In a video game, this is where the items on your character are.

What is Inventory?

300

The full name for the acronym GAAP.

What is Generally Accepted Accounting Principles?

300

States.

What is Assets?

300

Your company bills customers $3,000 for services performed. Accounts Receivable is debited, while _____ _____ is credited.

What is Service Revenue?

400

Your company pays off a short-term liability of $7,000. Assets will be _____, while liabilities will be ______.

What is Decreased?

400

The last name of a late iconic Christopher Nolan villain.

What is Ledger?

400

The full name for the acronym FASB.

What is Financial Accounting Standards Board?

400

Detainer.

What is Detainer?

400

If your company pays $250 for the maintenance on a vehicle, the _____ and _____ Expense account will be debited. 

What is Maintenance and Repairs Expense?

500

Your company purchases a new machine for $1,000 cash. Assets will decrease, while _____ will increase.

What is Assets?

500

Gear tooths fitted into slots in a gearwheel. In accounting, this word is an acronym.

What are Cogs? (Cost of Goods Sold)
500

The process of transferring figures from a journal to the general ledger.

What is Posting?

500

A prediction.

What is Depreciation?

500

Your company purchased a new truck for $10,000, and $4,000 of it was paid in cash. The $6,000 balance on account will be a _____ to _____ _____.

What is Credit, Accounts Payable?