Basic Accounting Framework

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<p>External Financial Statement Users</p>

External Financial Statement Users

Primarily Investors (Owners/stockholders) and Creditors

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Accounting Rule-Makers

Organizations that establish accounting standards and practices

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FASB

Financial Accounting Standards (5 members and privately funded)

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SEC

Security Exchange Commission has authority to set accounting rules

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IASB

International Accounting Standards Board

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Asset

Economic Resource that will be used by a business to generate revenue

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Liability

Obligations of a business to creditors to relinquish assets (cash in the bank), provide services, or accept other obligations

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Owners’/Stockholders’ Equity

Residual interest of owners (what’s left over) in assets after deducting liabilities

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Owners’/Stockholders’ Equity Detailed

Portion of assets remaining after the creditor’s claims have been satisfied. Represents the owners (or stockholders) claims to the assets.

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Common Stock

Investor/Owner contributions to (or investment in) the business. Usually in the form of cash. For a corporation, stock is issued in exchange for cash from the investor/owner

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Revenue

Providing goods and/or services resulting in an increase in assets or decrease in liabilities

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Expense

Using assets and services in the process of generating revenue resulting in a decrease in assets or increase in liabilities

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Net income

Revenues exceed expenses

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Net loss

Expenses exceed revenues

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Break even

Revenues = expenses

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Dividends

Represents a return (or distribution) of earnings to the owners