The set of accounting procedures performed in each fiscal period
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Transposed
the name used to describe when the order of a numbers digits has been switched
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Fiscal period
The date on an Income Statement is shown as a
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Comp. entry
The type of entry when there are more than one debit and/or credit.
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Jounal Page
The information that goes into the ledger PR Column.
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Ledger #
The information that goes into the journa
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Posting reference
"PR" is short for?
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Chart of accounts
A list of all accounts used by a business is found here.
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Posting
The process of transferring information from the General Journal to the General Ledger.
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Indented
\ In the General Journal, the credit entry is distinguished from the debit entry because it is recorded second and_
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Opening Entry
The name for the first journal entry to start-up the business.
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Journalizing
\ the process of entering information into the journal
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Debit
\ these entries are always recorded first in the journal
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Book of original entry
\ Another name for the General Journal.
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Chronological
The General Journal lists transactions in this order.
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Revenue recognition
\ This IFRS rule states that revenue is recorded when cash is received or an invoice sent.
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Income St
The financial statement that is prepared first, after the trial balance.
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Inc capital
when that income is greater than drawings
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Net loss
When revenue is less than expenses.
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Net income
When revenue is greater than expenses
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matching principal
This IFRS rule states that expenses should be recorded in the same fiscal period as a revenues they help generate
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Expenses
\ Money spent in the routine operation of the business.
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Revenue
\ Money earned from the sale of goods or services.
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objectivity principal
This IFRS rule states that accounting records must be based on evidence and that evidence comes from source documents.
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Goods and services
\ A business can sell these two things.
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time period
\ This IFRS rule states that accounting must be measured over equal lengths of time.
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Credit
\ Revenue accounts increase with this type of entry
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Cash Sales slip
\ This source document provides details about a cash sale.
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bank credit memo
\ This notice from the bank indicates that your bank account has been increased.
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double entry accounting
\ The system of accounting when the total debit entry must equal the total of the credit entry.
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Sales invoice
\ This source document is used for sales on account.
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Debit
\ Expenses increase with this type of entry
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Drawings
This account is used when the owner withdraws assets from the business
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Purchase invoice
\ When recording a purchase on account you would use this Source document.
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Bank debit memo
\ This notice from the bank indicates your bank account has been decreased
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Who uses income statements
Owners and managers, bankers, income tax authorities
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fiscal period
the period of time over which earnings are measured
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The Accrual Basis of Accounting
\ Revenue should be recognized when it is earned. The job or service must be completed. Expenses are Recorded when incurred. It doesn’t matter if it is cash or credit transaction.