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Errors affecting both the Statement of Financial Position and Income Statement can be classified into ____.
Counterbalancing errors and Non-counterbalancing errors
What are the two classifications of errors affecting both financial statements?
Counterbalancing errors and Non-counterbalancing errors
Counterbalancing errors are errors that will ____ over two accounting periods.
Offset or be corrected
Over how many accounting periods do counterbalancing errors correct themselves?
Two periods
Which type of errors automatically correct themselves after two periods?
Counterbalancing errors
Give examples of counterbalancing errors.
Omission of deferred expense, deferred income, accrued expenses, accrued revenues, and errors affecting ending inventory
Omission of a deferred expense (prepayment under the expense method) is what type of error?
Counterbalancing error
Omission of a deferred income (precollection under the revenue method) is what type of error?
Counterbalancing error
Omission of accrued expenses is an example of what type of error?
Counterbalancing error
Omission of accrued revenues is an example of what type of error?
Counterbalancing error
An error involving sales not recorded in the first year but recorded the following year is what type of error?
Counterbalancing errorr
An error involving purchases not recorded in the first year but recorded the following year is what type of error?
Counterbalancing error
An error affecting ending inventory is classified as what type of error?
Counterbalancing error
If a sales transaction is omitted this year but recorded next year, what happens to this year's income?
Understated
If an expense is deferred but not recognized in the current year, what happens to this year's income?
Overstated
If ending inventory is overstated, what is the effect on this year’s net income?
Overstated
If ending inventory is overstated, what is the effect on next year’s net income?
Understated
When an error offsets itself over two accounting periods, it is known as a ____.
Counterbalancing error
When an error does NOT automatically correct itself over time, it is known as a ____.
Non-counterbalancing error
Give one example of a non-counterbalancing error.
Error in depreciation or asset capitalization