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- Write True (T) or False (F) Staright-line method is one of the approaches to account for depreciation ( ) Stakeholders are the internal and external users of accounting information ( ) Triple bottom line reporting refers to social reporting only ( )What is the difference between Accumulated Depreciation and Depreciation expense? What statements do both appear on? What account are they on? Do they have a DR or CR balance?(Provide supporting examples to justify your answers (Where required).1. How many types of Transcation explain each with suitable example?2. Define Capital Account and Drawing Account.3. What is meant by Ledger?4. Define Rectifying Entreies with example.5. Define Adjustment Entries with example.
- which metric is used as the profitability metric and explain what it evaluate? There are two types of accounts that require adjustments, (1) explain what they are and (2) provide an example for each. Explain the following terms: (1) Depreciation, (2) accumulated depreciation, (3) book value, (4) fixed asset, (5) intangible asset. Briefly explain why land does not depreciate.Put the correct word next to the answer that best describes the following : scheduling, cash, coding, accrual, FIFO, accounts payable, LIFO, point of service, book value, perpetual Often called trade credit. It assumes that payment is made when due. Answer 1 It is assumed that the last units acquired are the first ones used. Answer 2 An asset original cost less the amount of accumulated depreciation. Answer 3 This is the beginning of the revenue cycle Answer 4 The type of accounting used by health care facilities Answer 5 When the patient shows up for care. Answer 6 The organization always knows how much inventory it has on hand Answer 7 The translation of services provided into billable charges. Answer 8 It is assumed that the units required earlier are used before units acquires later Answer 9 The major source of financing for an organization Answer 10Bb4. Changed from an accelerated method to the straight-line method of depreciating assets is a Change in accounting estimate and is a Prospective method- does this need to be disclosed in the footnotes
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