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accounting
language of business where you record, classify, Summarize, interpret systems
accounting cycle
6 steps for preparation & analysis of the financial statements.
Bookkeeping
record all transactions.
whats the first rule in accounting cycle
analyze document
whats the 2nd rule in accounting cycle
make journal
whats the 3rd rule in accounting cycle
make ledger
whats the 4th rule in accounting cycle
trail balance
whats the 5th rule in accounting cycle
Financial statement (es., B.S., Soc)
whats the 6th rule in accounting cycle
analyze financial statements.
trail balance
journal=ledger
Financial statement
all transactions occurred in a specific time.
Asset
L+OE
asset
things you own, ex: furniture, land
fixed asset
more than 1 yr ex.: land, equipment
current asset
less than 1yr, ex.: cash
Intangible assets
copyright, something that isn't physical (can't be touched)
liquidity
how fast current assets can be converted into cash
liability
what you owe
current liability:
less than 1yr ex. ____ payable
Long-term liability
more than 1 yr ex: mortgage, loan
Owner equity
the amount of something that belongs to you before it becomes fully asset. (carpet)
retained earnings
using profit to reinvest
Depreciation
a fixed asset that's value increases or decreases
gross profit
rev-cogs
operating income
gross profit-expense
net income
operating-tax
Cost of goods sold:
how much you spend on the stuff you sold (w/out profit)
expense
is money you spent (rent, wages, salaries, Paid)
revenue
something($) you earn ( ____ earned / recieved / Sold)
gross profit
profit from COGS ex: bottle you buy for 2 (COGS) and sell for 5 Profit is 3 (gross profit)
cash flow
money in and out
Operation
salary, taxes, interest, dividend
investment
sale of long term asset
financing:
debt