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ESSAY. Write your answer in the space provided or on a separate sheet of paper.
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1) Match each business activity with its example.
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1.A) Purchase office building.
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2.B) Pay utilities.
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3.C) Receive investments from
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stockholders.Operating
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Financing p



Investing




2) Match each financial statement with the accounts reported on it:
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1.A) Dividends.
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2.B) Assets and liabilities.
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3.C) Revenues and
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expenses.Income statement
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Statement of stockholders' pp pp


equityBalance sheet
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3) Match each organization to its role: pp pp pp pp pp



1.A) Ensure that auditors follow strict guidelines when conducting their audits.
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2.B) Independent, private-sector group that is primarily responsible for setting
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financialreporting rules in the United States.
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3.C) Develop a single set of high-quality, understandable global accounting standards.
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4.D) Enforce proper application of financial reporting rules for companies whose
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securities arepublicly traded.
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Financial Accounting Standards Board pp pp pp



Public Company Accounting Oversight
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BoardInternational Accounting Standards
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Board Securities and Exchange
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Commission
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Financial Accounting 6th Edition by Spiceland CH01
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4) Match each qualitative characteristic with its definition:
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1.A) All information necessary to describe an item is reported.
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2.B) Information provides feedback on past activities.
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3.C) Information is presented in time to make useful decisions.
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4.D) Information is useful in helping to forecast future outcomes.
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5.E) Measurements that independent parties would agree upon.
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6.F) Information that does not bias the decision
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maker.Predictive value
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Confirmatory
valueVerifiability
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Timeliness
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Neutrality
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Completeness
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5) For each transaction, indicate whether a company would classify the related account
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as anasset, liability, stockholders' equity, dividend, revenue, or expense.
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Transactions Related Accounts pp



1. Receive cash from investors. pp pp pp Common Stock pp


2. Pay rent for the current period.
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3. Purchase office equipment. pp pp Equipment
4. Pay cash to stockholders.
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5. Provide services to customers. pp pp pp Service Revenue pp




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6) Account classifications include assets, liabilities, stockholders' equity,
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dividends,revenues, and expenses. Indicate the account classification for each
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account name. Account Classifications
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Transactions
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1. pp pp Common Stock Sell common stock to
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investors.
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fromcustomers. pp p


3. pp pp Salaries Payable Incur amounts owed to
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employees.
4. pp pp Service Revenue Sell services to
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5. pp pp customers.Utilities Expense
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6. pp pp utilities.
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Supplies Purchase of pp


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7. pp pp Advertising Pay for cost p pp pp


Expense ofadvertising. pp p


8. pp pp Buildings Purchase building pp


foroperations. pp p


9. pp pp Accounts Payable Purchase supplies on
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credit.
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tostockholders. pp p




7) Indicate whether a company would classify the transaction as financing,
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investing, oroperating.
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Transactions
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2. Pay rent for the current period.
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3. Purchase office equipment. pp pp


4. Pay cash to stockholders.
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5. Provide services to customers.pp pp pp




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