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Define Sole proprietorship?
A type of business organization that has one owner
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Where does the debt and credit go on a T account?
Debt goes on left and credit on the right
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What is a calendar year?
The 12-month period a business chooses for its accounting year
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What is a worksheet?
is to organize and check data for perparing financial statements necessary to complete the accounting cycle
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What is an Income Summary?
A temporary account in the ledger that summarizes revenue and expenses and transfers the balance
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What is accounting?
is a system that measures the activities of a business in financial terms.
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What is a compound entry?
A transaction involving more than one debtor or creditor
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Discuss the concept of cross-referencing?
is adding to the PR column of the journal the account number of the ledger account that is updated from the journal.
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What is a historical cost?
The actual cost of an asset at time of purchase
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True/False After the adjustment is posted, the Supplies ledger account shows the amount on hand.
True
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What is an asset?
Cash, land, supplies, other properties of valued owned by a firm
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What are the five steps of the transaction analysis chart?
Step 1: Accounts affected
Step 2: Category Step 3: decrease and increase Step 4: Rules of Dr. and Cr. Step 5: Appearance of T accounts |
True/False Biliing a company for services on account would result in a debit to cash.
False - Biling a company for services on account would result in a debt to accounts receivable
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True/False The normal balance of Accumulated Depreciation is a debit?
False - The normal balance of Accumulated Depreciation is a credit
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List the four step of closing process/
Step: Closing revenue accounts to Income Summary
Step 2: Closing expense accounts to Income Summary Step 3: Close balance of Income Summary to Capital Step 4: Close balance of Withdrawals to Capital |
True/False Account Payable is a liability.
True
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What is a trial Balance?
A list of ending balances of all accounts in a ledger.
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What is the difference between a transposition and a slide?
Transposition is the accidental rearrangement of digits of a number and slide is the error that results in adding and deleting zeros in the writing of a number
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True/False The old figure for Capital is on the worksheet, so Net Income must be brought over at the bottom to the balance sheet credit column so totals will balance.
True
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True/False Income Summary is a permanent account
False - Income Summary is a temporary account
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True/False Revenue inflows can only be in the form of cash.
False - Revenue inflows can be in the form of cash and/or accounts receivable.
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True/False Withdrawals are usually a credit balance on the trial balance
False - Withdrawals are usually a debit balance on the trial balance
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True/False Posting can only be done manually
False - Posting is done by a computer
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Define the tem accrued salaries?
Salaries that are earned by employees but unpaid and unrecorded during the period
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What is a permanent (real) account?
Accounts whose balances are carried over to the next accounting period
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