Role of Accounting/Accounting
The Accounting Equation and Financial Statements
Reporting Financial Statements and Financial Ratios
Accounting Ethics and IASB
Miscellaneous
100

Comprehensive system for collecting, analyzing, and communicating financial information. This can be done on a personal level, as well as a business level.

Accounting

100

Name the major categories within the income statement. 

Revenues, Cost of Revenues, Operating Expenses, and Net Income/Loss

100

These types of ratios are financial ratios which measure the potential earnings of a company.

Profitability Ratios

100

The abbreviation of GAAP stands for what.

Generally Accepted Accounting Principles 

100

This enactment of federal regulations to restore public trust in accounting practices by imposing new requirements on financial activities. This was done in 2002.

Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002

200

The title of the person who manages all of a firm's/company's accounting activities. This person is also called the Chief Accounting Officer.

Controller

200

This statement includes the firm's yearly cash receipts and cash payments.

Bonus Points: Name the 3 categories of this statement

Statement of Cash Flows

Operating Activities, Investing Activities, Financing Activities

200

These types of ratios are financial ratios that evaluate the efficiency of a company using their assets.

Activity Ratios

200

What does the AICPA stand for?

American Institute of Certified Public Accountants

200
This is a systematic examination of a company's accounting system to determine whether its financial reports reliably represent its operations. 

Audit

300

These are organized procedures for identifying, measuring, recording, and retaining financial information for use in account statements and reports.

Accounting Information Systems

300

Double Jeopardy: Pick a wager amount from your total.

The difference between a current asset/short-term liability and fixed assets/long-term liability is what.

Current - can be converted or due within a year

Fixed/Long-term - long term use and is not due within a year 

300
This specific type of ratio measure a company's ability to pay immediate debts.

Short-Term Solvency Ratio

300
Name 2 highlights from the Code of Ethics for CPAs.

Being Objective, Maintaining Technical and Ethical Standards, Professional Conduct, Serving the Public Interest, Maintaining Integrity, Responsibilities as a Professional

300

This is a detailed statement of estimated receipts and expenditures for a future period of time.

Budget

400

This type of accounting serves the internal users of a company's financial information. It helps management make informed/data-driven decisions.

Managerial Accounting

400

This is a quick-to-calculate profit figure calculated from the firm's revenues minus its cost of revenue.

Gross Profit

400

Revenue should be recorded in differently if it is a product or service. Explain how a company should record each.

Product - point of sale

Service - over the duration of the contract as the job gets done

400
The organization responsible for developing a set of global accounting standards and for gaining implementation of those standards is what.

IASB (International Accounting Standards Board)

400

This specific type of ratio looks at the balance sheet to figure out the extent to which a company is financed through borrowed money.

Long-Term Solvency Ratio 

500

This type of accounting is concerned with the external users of a company's financial information. Groups could include stockholders, unions, suppliers, creditors, government agencies, etc.

Financial Accounting

500

This stays with the company after dividends have been paid out to their stockholders. It is on 2 of the 3 financial statements.

Retained Earnings

500

Companies must include notes to the financial statements which provide additional explanations, disclosures, and details. What is this called?

Full Disclosure

500

Provide 1 reason for the need of global accounting standards.

Globalization (one world economy), The upsurge of international and multinational companies

500

This specific type of ratio measures the net profit that the company earns for each share of outstanding stock.

Earnings Per Share Ratio