ACG 2021 Exam 3 Study Set with Questions and Correct Answers
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Course
ACG 2021
Institution
ACG 2021
Operating activities the cash activities that create revenues or expenses in the entity's major line of business
Inflows: -cash collected from customers -dividends received -interest received
Outflows: -cash paid to suppliers -cash paid to employees -cash paid for interest -cash paid for income t...
ACG 2021 Exam 3 Study Set with
Questions and Correct Answers
Operating activities ✅the cash activities that create revenues or expenses in the
entity's major line of business
Inflows:
-cash collected from customers
-dividends received
-interest received
Outflows:
-cash paid to suppliers
-cash paid to employees
-cash paid for interest
-cash paid for income taxes
Operating activities indirect method ✅use formula
Operating activities direct method ✅use t-accounts
Investing activities ✅the cash activities that increase or decrease the long-term assets
available to the company
-primarily affects long-term assets
Inflows:
-cash received from the sale of long-term assets
-cash received from the sale or maturity of investments
Outflows:
-cash paid for the purchase of long term assets
-cash paid for the purchase of investments
Financing activities ✅the cash activities that obtain cash from investors and creditors
needed to launch and sustain the business
-primarily affects liabilities and stockholder's equity
Inflows:
-cash received from the sale of the company's stock
-cash received from notes payable
-cash received from issuing bonds payable
, Outflows:
-cash paid for the repurchase of the company's own stock
-repayment of principal on notes payable
-cash paid on maturity date of bonds payable
-cash paid for dividends
Direct vs indirect method ✅-companies can choose between the direct and indirect
method for the operating activities section but the direct method is always used for he
investing and financing sections
Book value equation ✅Gain/Loss = Cash Received - Book Value
Stockholder's rights ✅1. Vote- right to voting on matters that come before the
stockholders
2. Dividends- right to receive a proportionate part of any dividend
3. Liquidation- right to receive a proportionate share of any assets remaining after
corporation pays its liabilities in liquidation
4. Preemption- right to maintain one's proportionate ownership in the corporation
Authorized stock ✅maximum number of shares the company can issue under its
charter
Issued stock ✅number of shares the corporation has issued at any given time
Outstanding stock ✅number of shares that stockholders own
-issued stocks reacquired by the company
-recorded at cost
-contra-stockholder's equity account (debit balance)
-reduces company's stockholder's equity
Dividend declaration date ✅Retained earnings xx
Dividends payable xx
-when a company declares that a dividend will be paid
Dividend payment date ✅Dividends payable xx
Cash xx
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