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MANGMT 1010: FINAL EXAM

Accounting
collecting, analyzing and communicating financial information
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bookkeeping
accountants keep records of taxes paid, income received and expenses incurred
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Accounting Information System
procedure for identifying, measuring, recording and retaining financial information for later use
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Controller
chief accounting officer
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Financial accounting
concerned with external info users
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Managerial accounting
serves internal users
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Certified public accountants
offer accounting services to the public
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Audit
examines a company's AIS to determine if financial reports are accurate 
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Generally Accepted Accounting Principle (GAAP)
formulated by accounting boards to govern the content and form of financial reports
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Tax Services
assistance with tax return preparation and tax planning
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Management Advisory Services
services provided by an accounting firm. Include: financial planning, planning corporate merger, production scheduling and AIS design
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Core competencies
unique combination of skills, technology and knowledge
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Private accountants
most are management accountants who support managers in various activities
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Certified accounting
recognizes accountants who have met experience and examination requirements
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Forensic accounting
the use of accounting for legal purposes
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Certified fraud examiners
awarded to those with expertise in fraud issues and allegations
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Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002
federal regulation designed to restore trust in corporate accounting practices
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Accounting Equation
Assets= Liabilities + Owner's Equity
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Liabilities
debt that a firm owes to and outside party
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Assets
economic resource that benefits the firm or the the owner
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Owner's Equity
the amount of money that an owner would receive if all the assets were sold and the liabilities were paid off
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Balance sheets
snapshot of a company's financial statement
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Current assets
cash and assets that can be converted into cash in less than a year
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Fixed assets
assets with long-term value, ex: land, buildings and equipment
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Liquidity
ease of converting assets into cash
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Intangible assets
have monetary value in form of expected benefits
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Goodwill
the amount paid for an existing business beyond the value of its other assets
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Current liabilities
debts that must be paid within a year
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Accounts payable
unpaid bills to suppliers
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Long-Term liabilities
debts that are not due within a year, useless must be paid with interest
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Paid-in capital
money invested by owners
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Retained Earnings
net profits kept by a firm rather than being paid out to stockholders
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Income statement
description of revenues and expenses that results in a firm's annual profit
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Revenues
funds that come into a business from the sales of goods or services
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Cost of revenues
cost of obtaining the revenues from other companies
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Cost of goods sold
cost of obtaining materials to make products sold
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Gross profit
quick to calculate profit, considers only revenues and cost of revenues
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Operating expenses
resources that must flow out of a company if it wants to earn revenues
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Operating income
compares gross profit from operations against operating expenses
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Net income
subtracting income taxes from operating income
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Statement of cash flows
shows the effect that on cash that come from three aspects of business: operating activities, investing activities and financing activities
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Cash flows from operation
concerns main operating activite
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Cash flows from financing
net cash from all financial activities
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Cash flows from investing
net cash used in or provided by investing
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Revenue recognition
formal recording and reporting of revenues
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Full disclosure
GAAP requires financial statements to include interpretations and explanations of the numbers
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Solvency ratios
used to estimate long term and short term risk
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Long-term risk
calculated by dividing (debt minus total liabilities) by owner's equity (D-L)/OE
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Short-term risk
measures liquidity and ability to pay immediate debts
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Current ratio
Current assets/ Current liabilites
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Profitably ratios
for measuring potential earnings
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Activity Ratio
for evaluating management's use of assets
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Leverage
the ability to make otherwise unaffordable investments
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Earnings per share
net income/ number of shares outstanding= net earnings
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Code of professional conduct
accountants must meet ethics standards to maintain certification
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