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Sole Proprietorship

owned by one person

Partnership

owned by 2 or more

Corporation

under laws of state or federal government


Shares of stock as proof of owneship

What are the 3 types of business

financing, operating, investing

Internal users

users inside company/managerial accounting

External users

outside company/financial accounting


GAAP

Generally Accepted Accounting Principles


Guide preparation of financial statements

FASB

Financial Accounting Standards Board


Develop GAAP in the US

IFRS

International Financial Reporting Standards


International set of accounting standards,interpretation,framework

Balance Sheet

list assets,liabilities,SE


(accounting equation)

Income Statement

Results of a business of a given time


list revenues and expenses/Gains and losses

Statement of SE

Events causing increase or decrease in SE including changes in Common Stock and Retained earnings


Statement of Cash Flow

Cash in flow and outflow/ operating,investing,financing/reveals cash spent on operating expenses and cash received from sale of good or services

General Journal

Record with flexibility any type of business transaction can be recorded

Trial Balance

list all accts. from general ledger w/their respective debit or credit balance/prepared at end of accounting period

Matching Principle

Expenses recognized w/sales revenue so they are reported on same income statement

Type of adjustments

Prepaid expense, Unearned revenue, Accrued revenue, accrued expenses

defferals

deal with amounts that have been previously recorded

Accruals

Deals with amounts that have not been previously recorded

Adjusted Trial Balance

General ledger account balances after end of period adjeustments

Order of Preperation

Income statement, Statement of SE, Balance Sheet, Statement of CF

Classified Balance sheet

presents assets and liabilities in subgroups of current and long term

Liquidity

ability of asset to be readily converted into cash

single step income statement

simplest form of income statement sum of expenses subtracted from sum of revenues

Multi step income Statement

Revenues and expenses in list not categories to facilitate financial analysis and management decision making

Ratio analysis

prediction of one relevant accounting number to another (expressed as rate, proportion, %

Solvency

ability to pay long term obligations

Free Cash flow

indicates ability to expand, repay lenders, or pay stock holders dividends

Current Ratio

CA/CL


Tells liquidty

Solvency

Total Liab/Total assets


Higher the riskier

Profitability

ROS=Net Income/Net sales


ROA=Net income/total assets

Paid in Capital

amount of capital contributed to a corporation by its stock holders in excess of its par value or stated value

Retained Earnings

Earnings kept for future corporation use

Solve for statement of cash flow

Free cash flow=CF from operations-capital expenditures



Money left to invest in business