Assets | Liabilities | Accounts | Revenues & Expenses | Transaction Analysis |
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True
True or False
Items purchased by the farm and expected to earn money for the farm are known as Assets |
False
True or False
Liabilities are financial obligations owed to the Farm Business |
Records of the activities involving all financial statement items
What is the formal definition of an Account?
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Revenues
The amount of money earned by the farm operation from operating activities is known as what?
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Source Documentation
A receipt is an example of what in Transaction Analysis?
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False
True or False
Non-Farm Income is an Asset Account |
A liability that is expected to be paid off in less than a year is known as what?
Current Liability
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False
True or False
Accounts only list the increases of that item |
Expenses
What are the costs of operating the farm for the
year? |
False
True or False
In transaction analysis, one account must increase and one account must decrease |
Non-Current Assets
Assets Expected to last for longer are known as what
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False
True or False
Owner Withdrawals is a Current Liability |
The Account Balance
Along with providing the Increases and Decreases of the items, what else do Accounts Provide?
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False
True or False
On our Chart of Accounts, Revenues are represented by the 6000's |
2
What is the minimum number of accounts involved in every transaction?
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Current Asset
What type of Asset is Cash?
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Non-Current Liability
A property mortgage is an example of what type of Liability
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Chart of Accounts or Appendix C
Where would we find the types of Accounts along with the Names of the Accounts?
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False
True or False
Accounts Payable is an Expense Account |
True
True or False
If a transaction affects an accounts balance it must be recorded |
1000's
On our chart of Accounts which numbers represent our Asset accounts?
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2000
Which numbers represent Liabilities on our Chart of Accounts
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The Ledger
What is known as the collection of all our accounts, Each account being given its own page
(Not our Chart of Accounts) |
5000,6000,7000
Which number groups represent Expenses on our Chart of Accounts?
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False
True or False
Debit= Increase Credit= Decrease |