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[Show more]Current LiabilitiesObligations expected to require the use of current assets or the creation of other current liabilities to satisfy the obligation. On the balance sheet. Ignore present value, report at face value. 
Contingent LiabilitiesFuture payments/receipts that are contingent on some future ev...
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Add to cartCurrent LiabilitiesObligations expected to require the use of current assets or the creation of other current liabilities to satisfy the obligation. On the balance sheet. Ignore present value, report at face value. 
Contingent LiabilitiesFuture payments/receipts that are contingent on some future ev...
Assets resources that are expected to provide a company with future economic benefits 
Expenditures that are not capitalized are expensed on the income statement 
Capitalized will be accounted for on the balance sheet as an asset 
Expensed it is added on the income statement and subtracted from reve...
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Add to cartAssets resources that are expected to provide a company with future economic benefits 
Expenditures that are not capitalized are expensed on the income statement 
Capitalized will be accounted for on the balance sheet as an asset 
Expensed it is added on the income statement and subtracted from reve...
Earned and realized or realizable revenue recognition requires that revenue be recognized (recorded) only when: 
Economic entity The activities of a business are considered to be independent and distinct from those of its owners or from other companies 
Materiality Refers to whether or not a particu...
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Add to cartEarned and realized or realizable revenue recognition requires that revenue be recognized (recorded) only when: 
Economic entity The activities of a business are considered to be independent and distinct from those of its owners or from other companies 
Materiality Refers to whether or not a particu...
Discuss the general uses of accounting and who uses it -The process of recording, summarizing and analyzing financial transactions. -Financial is mainly for decision makers outside the company(GAAP, Historic, summarized) -Managerial is mainly for decision makers within the company (no GAAP, Future, ...
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Add to cartDiscuss the general uses of accounting and who uses it -The process of recording, summarizing and analyzing financial transactions. -Financial is mainly for decision makers outside the company(GAAP, Historic, summarized) -Managerial is mainly for decision makers within the company (no GAAP, Future, ...
Tangible Assets -Have physical substance -Usually include land, buildings, machinery, fixtures and equipment 
Intangible Assets -Have no physical substance -Provide the owner with specific rights and privileges -Include trademarks, patents, copyrights 
Three common depreciation methods -Straight-lin...
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Add to cartTangible Assets -Have physical substance -Usually include land, buildings, machinery, fixtures and equipment 
Intangible Assets -Have no physical substance -Provide the owner with specific rights and privileges -Include trademarks, patents, copyrights 
Three common depreciation methods -Straight-lin...
Order in Preparing Financial Statements 1. Income Statement 
2. Statement of Stockholder's Equity 
3. Balance Sheet 
4. Statement of Cash Flows 
 
Accounting Cycle 1. Analyze 
2. Record 
3. Adjust 
4. Report 
5. Close 
 
Recording Process Analyzing 
Journalizing 
Posting 
 
Characteristics ...
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Add to cartOrder in Preparing Financial Statements 1. Income Statement 
2. Statement of Stockholder's Equity 
3. Balance Sheet 
4. Statement of Cash Flows 
 
Accounting Cycle 1. Analyze 
2. Record 
3. Adjust 
4. Report 
5. Close 
 
Recording Process Analyzing 
Journalizing 
Posting 
 
Characteristics ...
What are the two general kinds of accounting? What are the uses of them? Financial: --> outside users to determine financial health and firm profitability 
Managerial: --> inside users to examine internal processes/products to evaluate managment/current operations 
What is accounting? The proc...
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Add to cartWhat are the two general kinds of accounting? What are the uses of them? Financial: --> outside users to determine financial health and firm profitability 
Managerial: --> inside users to examine internal processes/products to evaluate managment/current operations 
What is accounting? The proc...
Balance Sheet A financial statement that reports assets, liabilities, and owner's equity on a specific date/at a point in time. 
Lists the company's investments and sources of financing using the accounting equation § Assets=liabilities+equity § Statement of financial position 
Statement of Cash...
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Add to cartBalance Sheet A financial statement that reports assets, liabilities, and owner's equity on a specific date/at a point in time. 
Lists the company's investments and sources of financing using the accounting equation § Assets=liabilities+equity § Statement of financial position 
Statement of Cash...
Three general uses of accounting 1. Financial reporting and external performance evaluations 2. Managerial decision making 3. Managerial planning, control & internal performance evaluations 
Economic role of financial reporting * Investors and creditors need numbers to monitor compensation contracts...
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Add to cartThree general uses of accounting 1. Financial reporting and external performance evaluations 2. Managerial decision making 3. Managerial planning, control & internal performance evaluations 
Economic role of financial reporting * Investors and creditors need numbers to monitor compensation contracts...
Three general uses of accounting Financial reporting and external performance evaluations 
Managerial decision making 
Managerial planning, control & internal performance evaluations 
Corporate Advantages Limited liability 
Ability to raise capital 
Ability to separate ownership from management 
Tra...
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Add to cartThree general uses of accounting Financial reporting and external performance evaluations 
Managerial decision making 
Managerial planning, control & internal performance evaluations 
Corporate Advantages Limited liability 
Ability to raise capital 
Ability to separate ownership from management 
Tra...
Distinguish between tangible and intangible assets -tangible assets have physical substance (examples: land, buildings, machinery, fixtures and equipment) depreciate all tangible assets except land -intangible assets have no physical substance (examples: trademarks, patents, copyrights) provide the ...
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Add to cartDistinguish between tangible and intangible assets -tangible assets have physical substance (examples: land, buildings, machinery, fixtures and equipment) depreciate all tangible assets except land -intangible assets have no physical substance (examples: trademarks, patents, copyrights) provide the ...
Identify and account for leases (operating and capital) A lease is a contract between an owner of an asset and a party desiring to use the asset. Lessor- the owner of an asset, lessee- the party desiring to use the asset. Advantages- often requires less equity investment, payments may be structured ...
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Add to cartIdentify and account for leases (operating and capital) A lease is a contract between an owner of an asset and a party desiring to use the asset. Lessor- the owner of an asset, lessee- the party desiring to use the asset. Advantages- often requires less equity investment, payments may be structured ...
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