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Issue Common Stock

Cash Debit, Common Stock Credit

Loan from bank

Cash Debit, Note Payable Credit

Purchase Equipment with Cash

equipment debit, Cash Credit

Purchase Inventory with Cash

Inventory debit, Cash credit

Period of Time Assumption

everything happens within a certain amount of time, accounting period

Entity Assumption

only make entries for things pertaining to the business

Monetary Unite Assumption

only express values in money

Going Concern Assumption

planning on the company staying in business for a long time

Cost principle

write sales at cost, not concerned with if we got a good or bad deal

Common Stock Definition

money earned from owner's investing in the business, part of owner's claim to assets

Retained Earnings Definition

money earned from the operation of the business, part of owner's claim to assets

Journal entry: Sale in a merchandising company

Cash Debit, Cost of Goods Sold Debit, Inventory Credit, Sales Revenue Credit

Income Statement

Includes Revenues and Expenses only, covers a period of time

Balance Sheet

includes assets, liabilities, and dividends and retained earnings, point in time

Calculate Retained Earnings

Beginning Balance of Retained Earnings plus Net Income of the Month

Permanent Accounts

beginning balance is the ending balance from previous month

Temporary Accounts

beginning balance is zero

Sale to a customer for both cash and on account

Sales Revenue Credit, Cash Debit (partial), Accounts Receivable Debit (Partial)

Sale on Account

Accounts Receivable Debit, Sales Revenue Credit

Collect an Account Receivable

Cash Debit, Account Receivable Credit

Make payment on a vendor's Account Payable

Account Payable Debit, Cash Credit

Depreciation Adjusting Entry

Depreciation Expense Debit, Accumulated Depreciation Credit

Error for not recording depreciation adjustment

Income Statement: Net Income overstated,depreciation expense understated, total expenses understated
Balance Sheet: Retained Earnings overstated, acc depreciation understated, total Assets overstated, total equity and liability overstated

Prepaid Asset Depreciation adjustment (Supplies)

Supplies Expense Debit, Supplies Credit

Error for not recording Prepaid adjustment

Income Statement: supplies expense understated, total expenses understated, Net income overstated
Balance Sheet: Retained Earnings overstated, supplies overstated, total assets overstated, total equity and liabilities overstated

Accrued Liability Adjustment (Wages payable)

Wages Expense debit, wages Payable credit

Errors for not recording Accrued Liability Adjustment

Income Statement: wages expense understated, total expense understated, net income overstated
Balance Sheet: wages payable understated, total liabilities understated, retained earnings overstated, total equity overstated

Unearned Revenue

liability account, advanced payment

adjusting Entry for unearned revenue

Unearned Revenue debit, service revenue credit

Dividends Date of Declaration entry

Dividends Debit, Dividends Payable Credit

Dividends Date of Record entry

No entry

Dividends Date of Payment

Dividends Payable Debit, Cash Credit

Closing Dividends

Retained Earnings debit, Dividends Credit

Sarbanes- Oxley Act

response to accounting scandal, must file financial statements with the SEC

Internal Control

company's plan to safeguard assets, improve the accuracy and reliability

Bank Reconciliation: bank side errors

deposits outstanding, checks outstanding, bank error (wrong account, wrong amount)

Bank Reconciliation: company side

bank service charge, notes receivable and interest, NSF check, transcribed number

Transcribed numbers: recorded too much

add cash back, debit cash the difference

Transcribed numbers: recorded too little

subtract more cash, credit cash the difference

NSF Check Entry

Accounts Receivable Debit, Cash credit

Sales Discount Entry

Cash debit (partial), Sales Discount debit (partial), Accounts Receivable credit

Sales Allowances and Return

Sales returns and allowance debit, accounts receivable Credit

Recording a Note Receivable

Notes Receivable debit, Service Revenue credit

Direct Write Off Method entry

bad debt expense dr, accounts receivable credit

Interest Calculation on Notes Receivable

Face value x annual interest rate x fraction of the year

Interest Receivable Entry

Interest receivable debit, interest revenue credit

goodwill

(amount paid + liabilities)- assets

Book value

the original cost of the asset minus the current balance in accumulated depreciation

Sale of Long Term Assets

Cash debit, acc depreciation debit, Equipment credit (Gain credit, loss debit)

Issue Note Payable

Cash debit, Note Payable

Interest entry for Note Payable

Interest expense debit, Interest Payable credit

Paying off Notes Payable

Notes Payable debit, Interest expense debit, interest payable debit, cash credit

Pay Roll- employee withholding

Salaries expense debit, State and Federal Income tax payable credit, FICA tax payable credit, Salaries payable credit

Pay roll employer withholding

Payroll Tax Expense debit, FICA tax payable credit, State and Federal Unemployment tax payable credit

Unearned Revenue Gift Card Initial

Cash debit, Unearned Revenue Credit

Unearned Revenue Gift Card Usage entry

Unearned revenue debit, sales tax payable credit, sales revenue credit

Sales Tax Payable

Cash debit, Sales Revenue credit, Sales Tax payable credit

Corporation

an entity that is legally separate from its owners and even pays its own income tax

Par Value of Common Stock

legal captial per share of stock that's assigned when the corporation is first established

Recording Sale of Common Stock w/ Pd in Capital In Excess of Par Value

Cash debit, Common Stock credit, Additional Pd in capital credit (Common stock is $1 times number of stocks)

Treasury Stock definition

corporation's own stock that it has reacquired

Treasury Stock entry

Treasury stock debit, cash credit

Authorized Stocks

total amount available for sale

Outstanding stocks

stocks sold outside the company

2 for 1 stock split

cut price in half, double amount of shares, equals same total monetary value

Percent Increase

(current year - previous year)/previous year

Asset to Equity Ratio (Leverage)

total assets/total stockholder's equity

Asset Turnover (Efficiency)

Sales/Total Assets

Return on Sales (Profitability)

Net Income/ Sales

Return on Equity

Net Income/ Total Stockholder's Equity

Return on Assets

Net Income/ Total Assets

working capital

current assets minus current liabilities

Current Ratio

current assets/current liabilities

quick ratio

(Cash + acc rec + marketable securities)/ current liabilities

Times Interest Earned Ratio

Earnings before interest and tax/interest expense

Number of Days Sales In Receivables

Avg accts receivable ((beg + end)/2) divided by average daily sales (total sales/ 365)

Number of Days Sales in Inventory

average inventory/ average daily cost of goods sold

Cash Flow to Net Income Ratio

Cash from operating activities/ net income

Cash Flow Adequacy

Cash from operating activities/ (cash used to purchase buildings, equipment, land, other fixed assets, acquisitions of new buildings)

Free Cash Flow

Cash from operating activities minus cash used to purchase prop, plant, equip minus cash used for dividends

Dividends payout ratio

Cash dividends/net income

Price earnings ratio

Market price of 1 share/ earnings per share

Horizontal analysis

used for income statement to find percent change

vertical analysis

used for balance sheet to find percent change

Bond at Par

selling for face value

bond at discount

get less than selling price, effective interest rate is greater than stated interest rate

bond at premium

get more than selling price, effective rate is lower than stated rate