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What is Accounting?

The recording, measurement, and/or interpretation of financial information

What is a CPA?

A Certified Public Accountant, who has been certified to provide accounting services by the state

What is a Private Accountant?

An accountant employed by a corporation, government agency, or other organization to analyze financial statements.

Who uses accounting information?

Managers ,owners of a business, stakeholders, etc.

What are the 4 Steps of Accounting?

1) Examine documents


2) Record transactions


3) Post recorded transactions


4) Prepare financial statements

What goes on in Managerial Accounting?

Planning and directing financial activity

What is an Income Statement?

A financial report that shows an organization's profitability over a period of time

What is a Balance Sheet?

A "snapshot" of the organization's financial position at a given point in time

What are Pro Forma Financial Statements used for?

To make statements about future operation changes within a company

What is a Statement of Cash Flow?

A document explaining how the company's cash changed from the beginning to the end of an accounting period

What is Finance?

The study of money (how it's made, lost, and managed)

What is Money?

Anything generally accepted in exchange for goods and services

What is a Medium of Exchange?

A measure of value, or other intermediate item used to obtain goods and services

What are the characteristics of money?

Acceptable, divisible, portable, stable, durable, and difficult to counterfeit

What are the Types of Money?

1) Paper Money/Coins


2) Checking/Savings account


3) Checks


4) Credit/Debit cards


5) Money market accounts

What is the Federal Reserve Board?

An independent agency of the federal government designed to regulate the nation's banking and financial industry

What are the 4 Major Functions of the Fed?

1) Control the Money Supply


2) Regulate financial institutions


3) Manage check clearing procedures


4) Supervise the insurance of commercial banks

What are Banking Systems?

Commercial Banks, Savings and Loans Associations, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporations, and National Credit Union Associations

What are some Non Banking Institutions?

Diversified Firms, Pension funds, Insurance Companies, Mutual Funds, Brokerage Firms, Investment Banks, Hedge funds, etc.



What is Working Capital Management?

The managing of short term assets and liabilities