Vocabulary | Vocabulary 2 | Work Sheets | The Nets | Kearns Keustions |
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What is a True
A proof of the equality of debits and credits in a general ledger is a trial balance.
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What is True
Net loss means the company did not make any money that period.
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What is True
Work sheets are temporary and should be done in pencil
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What is True
Net Income = Revenue - Expenses
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What is False
If an amount is written in an incorrect column on a work sheet, the error can not be erased.
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What is False
A financial statement that reports assets, liabilities, and owner's equity on a specific date is an income statement.
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What is True
An Income statement is the set of columns you extend Revenue and Expenses to on the work sheet.
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What is False
When doing a work sheet, Supplies on Hand is the number that goes in the Adjustments column
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What is True
Net Loss = Expenses - Revenues
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What is True
The Debit and Credit columns of the Trial balance should be the same (should balance).
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What is true
Changes recorded on a work sheet to update general ledger accounts at the end of a fiscal period are adjustments.
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What is True
A Balance Sheet is the set of columns you extend Assets, Liabilities, and Owner's Equity to on a work sheet.
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What is True
When entering an adjustment in the Supplies credit column, the contra account you use is the Supplies Expense account (debit column)
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What is False
Net Income = Balance Sheet Credit - Balance Sheet Debit
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What is False
The Credit and Debit columns of the Balance Sheet should balance prior to adjusting for Net Income / Net Loss.
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What is False
A columnar accounting form used to summarize the general ledger information needed to prepare financial statements is a balance sheet
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What is True
Trial balance numbers are based on the running balance totals in the General Ledger
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What is false
If you have an amount in Supplies debit and an adjustment in Supplies Credit, you add the two together to find the Balance sheet amount.
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What is false
Net Loss never occurs
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What is False
If a difference of 1 (.01, .10, 1.00, 10.00, etc) it is due to an transposed number error.
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What is True
Net income is when revenues are greater than expenses.
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What is false
Fiscal Periods absolutely have to be 1 month long
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What is True
It is easy to get some Expense account amounts in Credit when they really belong Debit on the Income Statement
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What is True
Net Income is a row you have to add to the work sheet below the Account Titles and the Total rows
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What is True
On the Trial Balance, only accounts with balances are recorded.
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