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Cash (balance sheet classification)
Current Asset
Accounts Receivable (balance sheet classification)
Current Asset
Short Term Investments (balance sheet classification)
Current Asset
Notes Receivable (within one year) (balance sheet classification)
Current Asset
Interest Receivable (balance sheet classification)
Current Asset
Office Supplies (balance sheet classification)
Current Asset
Supplies Inventory (balance sheet classification)
Current Asset
Prepaid ________ (balance sheet classification)
Current Asset
Long Term Investments (balance sheet classification)
Investments
Long Term Notes Receivable (balance sheet classification)
Investments
Long Term Interest Receivable (balance sheet classification)
Investments
Land (balance sheet classification)
Property, Plant, and Equipment
Building (balance sheet classification)
Property, Plant, and Equipment
Equipment (balance sheet classification)
Property, Plant, and Equipment
Office Equipment (balance sheet classification)
Property, Plant, and Equipment
Accounts Payable (balance sheet classification)
Current Liabilities
Notes Payable (due within 1 year) (balance sheet classification)
Current Liabilities
Current portion of long term debt (balance sheet classification)
Current Liabilities
______ Payable (balance sheet classification)
Current Liabilities
Unearned Revenue (balance sheet classification)
Current Liabilities
Long Term Notes Payable (balance sheet classification)
Long Term Liabilities
Lease Payable (balance sheet classification)
Long Term Liabilities
Bond Payable (balance sheet classification)
Long Term Liabilities
Common Stock (balance sheet classification)
Shareholders' Equity
Paid-in capital (balance sheet classification)
Shareholders' Equity
Retained Earnings (balance sheet classification)
Shareholders' Equity
Revenues (balance sheet classification)
Income Statement
Expenses (balance sheet classification)
Income Statement
Beginning Retained Earnings (balance sheet classification)
Statement of Retained Earnings
Net Income (balance sheet classification)
Statement of Retained Earnings
Dividends (balance sheet classification)
Statement of Retained Earnings
Four Types of Financial Statements
Income Statement, Statement of Retained Earnings, Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flow
Income Statement
Reports Results. Net Income or Net Loss
Revenue-Expenses=Net Income
Define Expense
Cost of doing business
Define Revenue
An Increase in assets resulting from the sale of g+s.

how we get money/ how we make money
Define the function of Financial Statement
communicate information to users
Retained Earnings Statement
Shows the undistributed profits of the corporation
Balance Sheet
Reports Assets, Liabilities, and Shareholders' Equity
Define Assets and Assets formula
Things we own, resources we have
A=L+SE
Define Liabilities
What we owe, debt
Define Internal Users
Within Company, use financial statements to make decisions
Define External Users
Investors, Creditors, Tax Agencies, Regulators.
Three Types of Business Activities
Operating, Investing, Financing
Define Operating Activities
Running the Business, earned money, spent money
Define Investing Activities
Obtaining resources or assets to operate
Define Financing Activities
Borrowing, Selling stock
Define Current Assets
Asset that will be used or converted into cash within a year
Define Property, Plant, and Equipment
Inventory, Long Term Investments
Define Depreciation
Allocating an assets full purchase price to a number of years instead of expensing the full cost in year of purcahse
Define Current Liabilities
Obligations to be paid in the coming year
Define Stockholders' Equity
Capital Stock, Retained Earnings
GAAP
are the rules
FASB
Make the rules
SEC
Enforces the rules
Accounting Assumptions
Monetary unit, Economic entity, time period, going concern
Four Accounting Principles
Cost- Assets recored at cost, value isn't reported

Full Disclosure- Disclose significant events to users

Materiality- small amounts don't have to follow GAAP

conservatism- Choose solution least likely to overstate assets or income
Earnings Per Share Formula
EPS=Net Income- Preferred Stock Dividends/ Average Common Shares Outstanding
Working Capital Formula
Current Assets-Current Liabilities
Current ratio
Current Assets/ Current Liabilities
Debt to total asset ratio
Total Debts/ Total Assets
Free Cash Flow
Cash provided by operations- capital expenditures- cash dividends