Accounting Principles and Adjustments

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Flashcards reviewing key accounting principles, international standards, and year-end adjustments for financial statement preparation.

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Accounting rules are necessary for understanding statements and allowing __ between businesses.

comparison

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Accounting principles, also known as concepts, define how __ should be recorded.

financial activities

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The main accounting principles include business entity, consistency, duality, going concern, historic cost, matching, materiality, money measurement, __ and realisation.

prudence

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The __ principle treats a business as separate from its owner.

business entity

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The __ principle requires consistent accounting methods from period to period.

consistency

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The principle of __ states that every transaction is recorded twice.

duality

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The __ principle assumes the business will operate indefinitely.

going concern

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The __ principle states assets and expenses are recorded at original purchase cost.

historic cost

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The __ principle requires matching revenue and costs of the same period.

matching

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The __ principle states insignificant items do not need separate recording.

materiality

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The __ principle states only information expressed in money is recorded.

money measurement

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The __ principle requires profits should not be overstated and losses should not be understated.

prudence

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The __ principle states revenue is recognised when ownership legally transfers.

realisation

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International accounting standards ensure statements are prepared using the same __ internationally.

rules and guidelines

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Quality of information in statements is measured by comparability, relevance, reliability, and __.

understandability

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Useful financial statement information can be __ with data from different periods or businesses.

compared

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Financial statements can be used as the basis for __.

financial decisions

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Reliable information in financial statements should be capable of being depended upon, independently verified, free from bias, free from errors and prepared with suitable __.

caution

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__ depends on the clarity of information and user abilities.

Understandability

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Money spent on non-current assets is __.

capital expenditure

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Money spent on running a business day-to-day is __.

revenue expenditure

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Money received from sources other than normal trading is a __.

capital receipt

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Money received from normal trading activities is a __.

revenue receipt

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Inventory is valued at the lower of cost and __.

net realisable value

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Cost of inventory includes purchase price and __.

additional costs

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Net realisable value is estimated receipts less costs of completing or __ the goods.

selling

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Adjustments to accounting records for accurate profit/loss view are __ adjustments.

year-end

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An unpaid expense at the end of a period is an __ expense.

accrued

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In accrued expenses, the amount transferred to the income paid statement should represent the expense for the __.

accounting period

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In accrued expenses, the balance of the expense account is a current __ in the statement of financial position.

liability

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In accrued expenses, debit the __ account and credit the cash book.

expense

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An expense paid relating to a future period is a __ expense.

prepaid

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In prepaid expenses, match the __ period.

right

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In prepaid expenses, the balance represents a short term __.

benefit

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Prepaid expenses involve debiting the expense account and crediting the __.

cash book

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Stationery inventory at year-end can be treated as a __ expense.

prepaid

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Opening balances must be considered in second year of __.

trading

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Accrued income is income not yet __ at period end.

received

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In the income statement, accrued income is __ to the total received.

added

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In accrued income, the balance of the income account that's equal to the amount not yet received is brought down on the __ side of the ledger account.

debit

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In accrued income, debiting the cash book with the amount __.

received

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Prepaid income is income received relating to a accounting period.

future

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In prepaid income, debit the income account with the amount received in __.

advance

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The balance of the prepaid income account will be included as a current __ in the statement of financial position

liability