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35 Cards in this Set

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Cash accounting is based on cash _____ and _____. But accrual accounting is based on when _________ are earned and ______ are incurred.

inflow, outflows, revenues, expenses

Major reason for adjusting accounts is the ________ principle.

matching

Accruals are adjustments for which ___ _____ has been previously recorded.

no data

Deferrals are adjustments for _____ previously recorded.

amounts

Accrual is a revenue that ______ been received or an expense that ____ been paid.

hasn't, hasn't

Assets are _____ and revenue is _______.

debited, credited

Liabilities are _____ and expenses are _______.

credited, debited

Calculate depreciation expense...

D Expense = cost - salvage value / useful life

In which section of the USALI would cost of goods sold be?

(Income Statement) Direct Operating expenses

Wage Expenses would be on the ________ ________ and has a ________ normal balance.

Income Statement, Debit

Prepaid Rent would be on the ________ ________ and has a ________ normal balance.

Balance Sheet, Debit

Room Sales would be on the ________ ________ and has a ________ normal balance.

Balance Sheet, Debit

Investments would be on the ________ ________ and has a ________ normal balance.

Balance Sheet, Debit

F&B Revenue would be on the ________ ________ and has a ________ normal balance.

Income Statement, Credit

Accounts Payable would be on the ________ ________ and has a ________ normal balance.

Balance Sheet, Credit

Drawing would be on the ________ ________ and has a ________ normal balance.

Balance Sheet, Debit

Taxes Payable would be on the ________ ________ and has a ________ normal balance.

Balance Sheet, Credit

Interest Expense would be on the ________ ________ and has a ________ normal balance.

Income Statement, Debit

Notes Payable would be on the ________ ________ and has a ________ normal balance.

Balance Sheet, Credit

Room Revenue would be on the ________ ________ and has a ________ normal balance.

Income Statement, Credit

Cash received would be on the ________ ________ and has a ________ normal balance.

Balance Sheet, Debit

Capital would be on the ________ ________ and has a ________ normal balance.

Balance Sheet, Credit

The Income Statement includes...

Revenue, Expenses, and Net Income

The Balance Sheet includes...

Assets, Liabilities, and Owner's Equity

A Deferral is a delay of the recognition of an _______ already paid or of a ________ already received.

Expense, Revenue

Prepaid insurance becomes _______ ________ monthly. 1/12 of annual cost.

Insurance Expense

Accrued Depreciation becomes __________ _________ after the useful life.

Depreciation Expense

When you record a depreciation expense the asset is __________ and the expense is ________.

credited, debited

Previously recorded assets become _______. Previously recorded liabilities become ________.

expenses, revenues

Advance deposit for a hotel room recorded at the end of the month that the guest finished their stay; the liability is ______ and the revenue is _______.

debited, credited

If you fail to adjust


wages payable and wages expense, liabilities will be ________ and expenses will be _________.

(accrual liability/expense)




understated, overstated, understated

If you fail to adjust advance deposit and revenue, assets will be ________, owner's equity will be ________, and revenues will be _________.

(accrual asset/revenue)




understated, understated, understated

If you fail to adjust prepaid insurance and insurance expense, assets will be ________, owner's equity will be ________, and expenses will be _________.

(deferral asset/expense)




overstated, overstated, understated

If you fail to adjust notes payable and mortgage expense, liabilities will be ________, owner's equity will be ________, and expenses will be _________.

(accrual liability/expense)




understated, overstated, understated

If you fail to adjust accounts receivable and revenue, liabilities will be ________, owner's equity will be ________, and revenue will be _________.

(deferral liability/revenue)




overstated, understated, understated