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Week 1 Accounting

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Assets (Current) {Image} Cash Account Receivable Inventory Supplies {Clothing Store}
Assets (Long) (Corporeal) Property Plant Equipment (incorporeal) Trade Mark Patents Copy Right
Major Financial Statements Balance sheet Income statement Statement of Owners equity Statement of Cash Flow
Liabilities (Current) Account Payable Short term note Payable Salaries Payable Income Taxes Payable Utilities Payable
Liabilities (Long) Notes Payable Mortgage Payable
Contributed Capital Equation Beginning Common Stock + "Stock" --------------------- End Common Stock
Retained Earning Equation Beginning Retained Earnings +Net Income -Dividends ----------------- End Retained Earnings
Equity Retained Earnings +Contributed Capital( Common Stock)
Dividends Only Effects Equity Also: Company is not legally required to payout Dividends Also: It is not an Expense Hence does not effect Net income
"Receivable" Assets
Fundamental Accounting Equation Assets = Liabilities + Equity "ALE"
Historical Cost Concept GAAP, Assets are to be shown at cost of PRECISE on Balance Sheet "things do not depreciate"
Economic Resources owned by a business Assets
Debts Owned by a Business Liabilities
Amount of the owner investment in the Business equity
Statement of Financial Position Balance Sheet
Income Statement Retained Earnings + Contributed Capital "Shows Profitability For a PERIOD of time"
Special type of Expense Cost of Goods Sold
Income Statement Equation Revenues - Expenses = Net Income
Gross Profit Equation Sales Revenue - Cost of Goods Sold = Gross Profit
What is "Gross Profit" Result of Selling Inventory
Larger Equation for Net Income Sales Revenue - Cost Of Goods Sold ------------------------- +Other Revenues -Other Expenses ------------------------- Net Income
Net Loss Expenses > Revenues
Categories of Equity Contributed Capital(Common Stock) Retained Earnings
Retained Earnings Net Income Kept within the Company and NOT Pay to Owners as Dividends "Expansion"
Statement of Cash Flow Simply shows the changes in cash for a period of time ""Same Period As Income Statement" Provided Info On: Cash receipts (inflow) Cash Payments (outflow)
Statement of Cash Flow (Categories) (OIF) Operating Activities Investing Activities Financing Activities
Balance sheet (Statement of Financial Position) Assets (Economic resources owned by the Company) Liability's ( Debt owned by a business) Equity ( Amount of owners investment in Business)
Financial Statements Set of reports That convey information to Creditor's and Investors
Income Statement Shows Profitability for a Period of time (Revenue and Expenses)
Created by: Elzbane
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