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- Which of the following best describes the objective of financial accounting?
- To capture information about the activities of a company so that it can be reported to decision makers inside the business.
- To capture information about the activities of a company so that it can be reported to decision makers outside the business.
- To capture information about employee activities of a company so that it can be reported to managers.
- To capture information about investors, so a company can decide who to sell stock to.
- Which of the following statements regarding the income statement is not correct?
- The equation for the income statement is Revenues + Expenses = Net Income
- The income statement is usually the first financial statement that is prepared.
- When listing the accounts on the income statement, revenues are on top, usually with the largest, most relevant revenue listed first.
- It is quite common for a business to provide goods and services in one month and collect cash in a later month.
- What are the three types of business activities that can be found on the Statement of Cash Flows?
- Buying, selling, and investing
- Investing, operating, and spending
- Financing, operating, and investing
- None of the above
- At the end of the year, Carnations Inc. reported net income of $15,250 and paid dividends of $4,300. If they ended the year with Retained Earnings of $20,650, what was their Beginning Retained Earnings?
- $10,000
- $31,600
- $29,000
- $9,700
- How does the balance sheet connect to the Statement of Cash Flows?
- The Cash on the balance sheet is equal to the ending Cash reported on the statement of cash flows.
- The Cash on the balance sheet is equal to beginning Cash reported on the statement of cash flows.
- The balance sheet and the statement of cash flows are not connected
- Both a and b
- Which of the following is false regarding GAAP?
- GAAP stands for Generally Accepted Accounting Principles
- GAAP is a set of rules of accounting created by the Financial Accounting Standards Board for use in the United States
- The main goal of GAAP is to ensure companies produce financial information that is useful in decision making
- All are true of GAAP
- Sarbanes-Oxley requires all of the following except:
- Top managers of public companies must sign a report certifying their responsibilities for the financial statements
- Companies must maintain an audited system of internal controls to ensure accuracy in the accounting reports
- Companies must report financial statements every month
- Companies must maintain an independent committee to oversee top management and ensure that they cooperate with auditors
- Which of the following is a disadvantage of incorporation?
- Ability to raise capital
- Double taxation of earnings
- Ease of ownership transfer
- Limited liability of stockholder
- Receiving contributions from stockholders’ is a ______activity that can be found on the statement of cash flow?
- Investing
- Operating
- Financing
- None of the above
- All of the following are asset accounts except:
- Cash
- Inventory
- Supplies
- Accounts Payable
- Which of the following best describes current liabilities?
- Liabilities that will become noncurrent liabilities
- Debts or obligations that will be paid, settled, or fulfilled within 12 months of the balance sheet date
- Liquid liabilities
- Assets that are turned into liabilities in the current period
- According to the Revenue Recognition Principle, when would revenue be recognized if cash was received in a period after goods or services are provided?
- In the current period
- In the next period
- At the end of the year
- They must pay when the goods or services are provided
- Total current assets, total current liabilities, and total stockholders’ equity can all be found on:
- Classified Balance Sheet
- Balance Sheet
- Income Statement
- Classified Income Statement
- Target Co. sold 25 purses at $32 each, which customers paid in cash. What is one of the effects of the transaction on the accounting equation?
- Cash -$800
- Accounts Receivable +800
- Sales Revenue +800
- Sales Expense -800
- Lulu Lemon recorded a transaction that decreased accounts receivables by $23,100 and increased cash by $23,100. Which of the following best describes that transaction?
- Lulu Lemon paid insurance costs of $23,100 for the next six months
- Lulu Lemon had customers pay $23,100 off on their account balance
- Lulu Lemon paid employees wages of $23,100
- Lulu Lemon sold $23,100 of stock to investors
- What are the effects on the accounting equation if Patchwork received a bill of $578 for utilities in January that they will pay in February?
- Prepaid utilities +578; Cash -578
- Cash +578; Utilities Expense +578
- Prepaid utilities +578; Accounts Payable +578
- Utilities Expense +578; Accounts Payable +578
- Which of the following has a normal debit balance?
- Notes Payable
- Expenses
- Accounts Payable
- Revenues
- Thermos Co. had a net profit margin of 12%. What does this tell us about the company’s performance?
- For every dollar of revenues, Thermos Co earned 12 cents of income.
- For every dollar of net income, Thermos Co earned 12 cents of revenue.
- Their net income was 12% higher than last year.
- Their revenue was 12% higher than last year.
- Which of the following is not a limitation of the income statement?
- Does not indicate the amount of cash the company is generating
- Does not directly measure the change in the value of a company
- Uses estimates to measure income
- All of the above are limitations of the income statement
- ABC.com paid for advertising for the year on January 1, 2012. Under the accrual method, when would they record the expense?
- When cash is paid
- When the expense is incurred
- When customers see the advertising
- When customers that saw the advertising use their website
- StoreCo receives $40,000 for newspaper subscriptions. They have delivered 25% of the newspapers to subscribers. What revenue can StoreCo report?
- 0
- 30,000
- 25,000
- 10,000
- Which of the following accounts would NOT increase with a debit?
- Cash
- Cost of Goods Sold
- Dividends
- Sales Revenue
- Which of the following situations would result in a $200 credit to cash?
- Purchasing machinery for $200
- Taking out a loan for $200
- Selling machinery for $200
- Having net income equal to $200
- Which of the following is an advantage of a sole proprietor?
- Ease of ownership transfer
- Income is only taxed once
- Legal protection
- Double Taxation
- The balance sheet is the company’s financial position at a ______?
- Period of time
- Annual Report
- Point of Time
- Financial Year
- The current ratio would include all of the following accounts except…
- Inventory
- Cash
- Current Liabilities
- Retained Earnings
- Which of the following best represents the matching principle?
- Prepaying rent for a year
- Target expenses electricity costs for next year
- Target expenses electricity costs for the current month
- Recording revenue for receiving cash before performing a service
- Which event would not constitute a transaction?
- Dylan orders a T.V.
- Jeff’s Pizza delivers the pizza that you ordered and you pay cash
- Best Buy pays off a loan from Wells Fargo
- Dylan’s T.V. arrives that he orders.