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Retained Earnings + Debit = |
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Assets, Liabilities & Stockholder's Equity at a certain date |
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Revenues - Expenses = (Net Income / Net Loss) |
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Retained Earnings Statement / Statement of Stockholder's Equity |
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Beginning Retained Earnings + or - Net Income or Net Loss = End Retained Earnings |
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Assets = Liabilities + Stockholder's Equity |
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Assets = Liabilities + Common Stock + Revenues + Retained Earnings - Expenses - Dividends |
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Second and Final step in recording |
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Date, Title of Account, Reference ID, BREIF EXPLANATION, and Db/Cr columns |
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How Journal entries are put |
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Chronological, double-entry. NEED BALANCING |
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Something with like one Debit side, and 2 Credit sides (like when u pay half with cash, half w credit card) |
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Journalize Debit or Credit side first? |
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Master book, has all accounts for Assets, Liabilities & Stockholder's Equity (in that order) |
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More detailed than T-account. Used in Ledgers. Has Date, Description, Ref, Debit / Credits, & BALANCE |
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Journal --> Ledger (involves u writing on BOTH) |
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Has the names (& REF ID's) of all accounts in the Ledger |
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Step that balances (checks) the debits & credits of ALL ACCOUNTS for the Ledger |
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Only used in Trial Balance & Financial Statements |
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Negative Signs / Parenthesis |
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Don't appear in Journals or Ledgers |
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a Bill is Journalized as: |
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consumables that get used up |
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longer-term machines, etc |
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How are Ledger accounts ordered? |
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BY REFERENCE ID!!! (start at lowest) |
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Journal, Ledger, Trial Balance, Adjustments, ... (add more) |
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Identifying, Recording, Communicating |
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Who majored in Accounting? |
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Nike founder, Home-Depot co-founder, Head of FBI, Congressmen |
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POPULAR Business Major that makes HELLA ca$h |
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only ONE PART of accounting |
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Managers, supervisors, officers etc. ACCESS TO ALL INFO |
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Investors (owners), Creditors (loaners), Taxers, Regulators (SEC, Govt) |
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For Internal users like Managers |
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For SEC, banks, govt, EXTERNAL users |
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US Generally Accepted Accounting Principles |
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US Financial Accounting Standards Board |
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International Accounting Standards Board |
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International Financial Reporting Standards |
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If its important to DECISIONS |
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Make sure numbers are TRUTHFUL |
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Assets are recorded at COST |
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Reported at current VALUE |
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Economic Entity Assumption |
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Business is kept separate from owners |
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Shows input receipts and outward payments over a given period |
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Public Accounting / Auditing |
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CPA (Certified) examines business's financial statements for the public, or do TAXES, or CONSULTING |
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Rules in THE STATE WHERE IT INCORPORATED |
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May have thousands of stockholders, shares are sold on different NATIONAL SECURITIES EXCHANGES (NYSE, etc) |
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Only a few stockholders, doesn't sell stock to public. USUALLY SMALLER |
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Nike (ex.) has its own name, can SUE OR BE SUED, signs contracts, pays its own taxes |
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ONLY CORPORATION's ASSETS ARE AT RISK (Unless fraud occurs) Not by Bankruptcy, Creditors, etc |
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People can sell shares of CAPITAL STOCK straight to each other whenever |
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UNLIMITED SYSTEM FOR RAISING CA$H!! JUST SELL STOCK!!! (within reason) |
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Corporation lives on, even after ppl die |
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Owners own it, but Board of Directors elect the leaders (CEO, Pres, CFO, etc) |
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Overall responsibility for MANAGING the business |
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Cheif Accounting Officer, handles all accounts |
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Separation of Ownership & Management |
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Makes it harder for owners to manage Co. |
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State (taxes on shares, etc) & Federal (give financial reports to SEC, etc) |
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Order of Corporate Control |
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OWNERS --> Chairman & Board --> CEO & Prez --> Vice Presidents --> Treasurer & Controller |
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Taxes on regular income & DIVIDEND INCOME |
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Document that forms organizations. Creates many rules for organization |
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After charter, this is made to create the Corporation's internal rules |
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Downside of "Going Public" |
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Gotta report to Stockholders, LOSS OF CONTROL |
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Rights to vote on Board & actions, cash dividends, NEVER LOSE OWNERSHIP %, Reimbursement during bankruptcy |
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Old-school document to those who buy stock. Has info & Officer's Signatures |
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Amount authorized at beginning. Usually hold on to a portion |
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Issuance of Dividends, TOTAL SUCCESS |
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Stock with an IRRELEVANT set value |
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FREE to be based on its MARKET VALUE!! (but may contain a BoD STATED value) |
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Just another word for stock. CAPITAL stock can be COMMON stock :) |
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How to find Common Stock's Dividend? |
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Total Dividend - Preferred Stock amount * value * % (and * years, if cumulative) |
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finding Common Stock Outstanding |
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AMOUNT ISSUED - AMOUNT IN TREASURY |
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Total Capital received / Stock Amount |
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Get Dividends & Liquidation Assets 1st, but do not have voting rights |
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Debit "Cash Dividends" & Credit "Dividends Payable" |
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NOTHING. Just checking on Stockholders |
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Debit "Dividends Payable" & Credit "Cash" |
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Giving stock as the dividend to shareholders |
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Beginning (Revenue - Expenses) + / - Net Income or Loss = Ending balance |
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Retained Earnings St8ment (w Chap 11 additions) |
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Retained Earnings, + / - Net Income or Loss, MINUS - all the Dividends, ENDING RETAINED EARNINGS |
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Authorized Stock is established in ______ |
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S-Ox Act requires IRS filing? |
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NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO!!!! S-Ox SAYS NOTHING ABOUT IRS!!!!! |
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Controls that increase Accuracy & Reliability are: |
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PHYSICAL CONTROLS??? WHATEVER!! JUST PUT IT!!! |
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Interest is with _______ recievable |
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Allowance for Doubtful Accounts relates to |
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Investing to control your competing companies |
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Debit "Debt Investments" Credit "Cash" |
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Entry if you sold stock for more than you bought it |
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"Gain on Sale of Stock Investment" |
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Another name for Securities or Bonds |
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They call them "Debt," and IDK why |
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A Govt Bond or Security that they bought so they can "flip" it, like a house |
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Can be stock that they bought to control another company |
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Held-for-collection Securities |
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A bond that they own for the income, and want to hold for the whole maturing time |
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Ready to be turned to cash soon |
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What the current value is. This requires an adjusting entry at end of accounting periods |
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Owns more than 50% of another company |
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Stock & Bond activities (Dividends, issuances, etc) |
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Operating, investing & Financing |
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Cash events that create revenue & expenses |
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Getting property / equipment and money made from loans |
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MAIN FOCUS OF THIS CHAPTER Shows all the $$ transactions in a period |
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Using Stock or Bonds to buy things Changing bonds to stock Buying assets |
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That business can be divided into artificial time periods |
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When a business wants to start the year on a certain date |
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MOST COMMON, January 1 - December 31 |
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Recording UPON BILLING / AGREEMENT (GAAP USES THIS!!) |
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Recording WHEN CASH IS RECEIVED (not common or standard) |
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Revenue Recognition Principle |
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Companies record revenue when they fulfill the service |
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Expense Recognition Principle |
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Used with or "Matches" Revenue Recognition Principle to show expenses = results |
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Prepaid Expenses & Unearned Revenues |
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Accured Revenues, Accured Expenses (no cash yet) |
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How to account for Depreciation? |
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Add AND DEBIT an account for "Accumulated Depreciation" |
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The ADJUSTED value for Equipment (etc) COMBINED with its DEPRECIATION ACCOUNTS |
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Cash u got IN ADVANCE for future work |
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Unearned Revenues + Credit = |
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How does Unearned Revenue fit into Ledger? |
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It has its own account AND IS PART OF SERVICE REVENUE!! |
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Equipment Depreciation Expense is called |
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JUST: "Depreciation Expense" |
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Credit you earn for doing work (NOT PAID YET) |
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Accrued Revenues + Credit = |
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Expenses you didn't record or pay yet |
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Accrued Expenses + Debit = |
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Interest CREDITS you earn, but didn't cash in yet |
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Snapshot of Ledger's A = L + E, INCLUDING ALL ADJUSTMENTS |
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WHERE DO EXPENSES & REVENUES GO????? |
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IN STOCKHOLDER'S EQUITY!!!! A = L + EEEEE!! <-- THIS SIDE |
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ONLY CA$H AND VALUE THINGS ARE IN FINANCIAL REPORTS!! Not employee ethnicity, ratings, etc |
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Assumes that the business will continue for some time, not die tomorrow |
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Transactions are accounted for WHEN THEY OCCUR |
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WHAT IS WIDELY ACCEPTED UNDER GAAP!!! |
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Expense Recognition Principle |
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Expenses are met with Revenues on sheets |
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REVENUE RECOGNITION PRINCIPLE |
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YOU WRITE DOWN REVENUE WHEN YOU EARN IT!! |
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Full Disclosure Principle |
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That the company MUST SHOW ALL FINANCIAL INFORMATION to the right people |
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Things are recorded at their cost. GAAP |
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Things are recorded at their current value |
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Big optional thing for END OF ACC CYCLE Has Trial balances, Adjustments, Inc St8ment, & final Balance Sheet |
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Dividends, Expenses, etc. THINGS THAT GET CLOSED AT END OF ACC PERIOD |
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Assets, Liabilities, S Equity THESE STAY FLUID FOREVER!!! NEVER EVER GET CLOSED!!! |
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Add in the Net Income / Loss into the Retained Earnings Statement |
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Post-Closing Trial Balance |
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Takes CLOSED PERMANENT accounts from Ledger and balances them |
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Total opposite of a wrong entry |
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DOESNT MEAN "SECRET" Means a few accounts grouped by "CLASS" |
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What a company expects to cash-in on or use SOON |
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Time it takes to purchase inputs, convert it & sell it for cash to clients |
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Stocks & bonds, Land & Buildings, or anything it's gonna hold onto for a while |
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Property, Plant & Equipment |
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Long-Term machines etc that ITS USING NOW |
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Checks & Balances, and using multiple people to check each other |
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Explains & FIXES differences between Bank & Company's balances |
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What I use at Wells Fargo, has space on front for amount & back for checks |
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The dude writing the check |
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The bank, who pays the check like the "Maker" tells it to |
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Bank Account = Normal ______ Balance |
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CREDIT BALANCE!!! The bank adds your deposits by CREDITING it, since its a liability to pay you back later |
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Shows the customer's balance and transactions |
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Bank Service Charge -- Journalized as: |
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"Miscellaneous Expense" (normal DEBIT balance) |
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NSF Check -- Journalized as: |
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"Non-Sufficient Funds" Check ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE |
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Bank Error -- Journalized as: |
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Gotta use a correcting entry & call it: ACCOUNTS PAYABLE / RECEIVABLE |
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How to do Bank Reconciliation??? |
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Do "Cash Balance per Bank," Add in all adjusting entries 4 it & balance it, then DO THE SAME FOR "BOOKS" |
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Entries for Reconciliation of BANK BALANCE |
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ADD - Deposits in Transit, LESS - Outstanding Checks, |
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Entries for Reconciliation of BOOK BALANCE |
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ADD - Collections of notes, Errors LESS - NSF Checks, Bank CHARGES (service, printing etc), |
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RUN THROUGH AND WRITE UP LITTLE FAKE BANK RECONCILIATION FORMS WITH THE CORRECT THINGS ON EACH SIDE FOR PRACTICE!!! |
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Dishonest act that benefits the employee at cost of employer |
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Financial Pressure, Opportunity, Rationalization |
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Methods by which an organization safeguards its assets |
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Establishment of Responsibility |
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EASIER TO CONTROL IF ONE PERSON CAN BE SPECIFICALLY RESPONSIBLE FOR A TASK |
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Smart documentation systems, with numbering and someone accounting for them |
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Safe boxes, doors, Cameras, Time clocks, Computer passwords |
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Independent Internal Verification |
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Checks & Balances, where employees check each other to make sure nobody steals |
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What is the asset most vulnerable to theft? |
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Which types of companies are most vulnerable to fraud / theft? |
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Little temporary fund where money is put aside into, and used (UNRECORDED) whenever |
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Bond employees? Make people take vacations for health, Do background chex |
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!!!!HOW TO RECONCILE A BANK ACCOUNT!!!!! (exercise on pg 353) |
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You have to make the Balance per Bank & Balance per Books into their TRUE (Adjusted) Cash Balances. Balance per Bank Steps: 1. Add Deposits in Transit, and 2. DEDUCT Outstanding Checks (ones the guy is tryina pay out but didn't get deducted from his acc yet) Balance per Books Steps: 1. ADD OR DEDUCT any errors, and 2. ADD OR DEDUCT any service charges or happy interest earned |
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How to get values of anything here? |
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Add / Subtract all expenses that go into getting it |
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All costs are added into the value recorded |
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Just COST - SALVAGE $$ SOLD FOR pg 431 |
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(Cost - Salvage Value) DIVIDED BY Usable Life (usually years) |
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(Cost - Salvage Value) DIVIDED BY Amount of units of use |
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Everything they paid to make it ready, like realtor fees, demolition, etc |
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Retiring Equipment is Journalized as |
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Accumulated Depreciation -- Equip Credit Equipment |
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Used for Pantents, Goodwill, Government Grants or any other intangible asset |
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Cost paid - (assets - liabilities) |
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How is Goodwill entried as? |
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Debit to Goodwill Credit to Cash |
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Things like Patents, Franchises, Goodwill, etc And the first 2 AMORTIZE (lose value) over specific amounts of time |
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A SYSTEM OF INTERNAL CONTROL!!! |
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Organizations use internal control to |
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F.O.R. - Financial Pressure, Opportunity, Rationalization |
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Petty cash is replenished with it has $5 in cash & reciepts of $192. The replenishing entry would... |
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Debit "Cash Over & Short for $3" |
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The account "Retained Earnings" is |
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NET INCOME RETAINED IN THE COMPANY!!! |
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Investors record Dividends Recieved by crediting |
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