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ACCT 2113: EXAM 1

purpose of closing entries
-update balance in retained earning account to reflect transactions related to revenues, expenses and dividends in the current period -reduce the balance of all revenue expense and dividend accounts to zero
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supply adjusting entry
-decreases assets and stockhlder's equity; increases expense -debit-supplies expense -credit- supplies
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insurance adjusting enttry
if prepaid: reduce amount for that month -debit rent expense -credit prepaid rent
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adjusting entry for salaries
debit salaries expense -credit salaries payable
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adjusting entry for unearned revenue
-debit unearned revenue -credit service revenue
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adjusting entry for prepaid advirtising
debit advirtising expense -credit prepaid advirtising
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adjusting entry for loan
-debit interest expense -credit interest payable
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cash-basis
record revenues at time cash is received and expenses at time of payment
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accrual
record at time of earnings in relation to the event
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asset transaction on common stock
increase
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asset transaction on borrowing from bank
increase
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asset transaction effect on purchasing equipment
no effect
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asset transaction on purchasing supplies on account
increase
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assset transaction on providing services to customers
increase
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asset transaction effect on receiving cash in advance
increase
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asset transaction effect on salary costs
decrease
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asset transaction on paying dividends
decrease
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stockholder's equity transaction effect on common stock
increase
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stockholder's equity transaction effect on receiving money from bank
increase
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stockholders equity transaction on purchasing equipment
no effect
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stockholder's equity transaction effect on financing rent or supplies
increase
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stockholders equity transaction effet on salaries
decrease
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stockholder's equity transaction effect on paying dividends
decrease
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bank balance reconciliation
-deposits outstanding (+) -checks outstand (-) -banking errors
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company balance recongiliation
-interest earned -service fees -NSF checks -check received by bank
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DEALOR
DEA - debit increase LOR- debit decrease
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accounts receivable
asset
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accumulated depriciation
asset
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cash
asset
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equipment
asset
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interest receivable
asset
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prepaid advirtising
asset
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prepaid insurance
asset
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prepaid rent
asset
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supplies
asset
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land
asset
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accounts payable
liability
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interest payable
liability
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notes payable
liability
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salaries ayabl
liability
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income tax payable
liability
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unearned revenue
liability
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utilities payable
liability
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common stock
owner's equity
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retained earnings
owner's equity
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Stockholder's equity
owners equity
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interest revenue
revenue
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membership revenue
revenue
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service revenue
revenue
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advirtising expense
expense
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depriciation expense
expense
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insurance expense
expense
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research and development expense
expense
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salaries expense
expense
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service expense
expense
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supplies expense
expense
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utilities expense
expense
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income statement
revenue and expenses
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statement of stockholder's equity
CS+RE
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finctions of financial accounting
1. measure business activities of a company 2 communicate those measeurmetns to external parties for decision-making purposes
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balance sheet
assets = liabilities +SE -presents the financial position on a given day
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statement of cash flows
measures the 3 categories of cash flow
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net income
revenue and exense
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dividends
represent payents of cash - (old RE+net income)-new RE
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retained earnings
amount of earnings not paid out in the form of dividends
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