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Specific Time Principle
defined and relevant time frame
only including transactions and events that pertain to that period
Matching Principle
Expenses must be recorded in the same accounting period as the revenues they help to generate
Economic Entity Principle
company’s financial activities separate from the personal financials
Revenue Recognition
Revenue must be recorded when it is earned, not when cash is received
Risks in General
Recording Errors
statements numbers align with transactions
Balance sheet
Assets = Liabilities + Equity
Net Income on IS = Net Income on CFS
Cash on CFS = Cash on Balance Sheet
Income Statement (IS)
profitability over a period
revenue - expenses = net income
Cash Flow Statement (CFS)
actual cash the company generated or used
accrual basis
includes non-cash items and timing differences
beginning cash + net change in cash = ending cash
how they all connect
IS → CFS: net income is starting point for CFS
CFS → BS: ending cash is BS cash line
IS → BS: net income increases retained earnings