FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING FUNDAMENTALS
7th Edition
ISBN: 9781260827767
Author: Wild
Publisher: McGraw Hil
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Chapter 1, Problem 14PSA
To determine
Business Activity:
The income earns through purchasing and selling of goods is a business activity. All the activity related to the business is a business activity. Starting from the purchase of raw material and ending with the delivery of goods are under business activity of a corporation.
To identify: Three major business activities of the business.
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3. The main objective of management accounting is _________
a.
To record all the business transactions
b.
To know the amount due from customers and suppliers
c.
To maintain the accounting records
d.
To ascertain, analyze and interpret the results of business operations
Activity:
Explain and differentiate the different branches of accounting.
Financial accounting -
Managerial accounting -
Cost Accounting -
Auditing -
Tax Accounting -
Fiduciary accounting -
Project Accounting -
Forensic Accounting -
Fund Accounting -
Government Accounting -
Political Campaign Accounting -
International Accounting -
2. Describe the nature of accounting
3. Explain the accounting process:
recording
classifying
summarizing
interpreting
4. Differentiate the four forms of business organizations:
Sole proprietorship
General Partnership
Limited liability Company
Corporations
5. Explain and describe the type of information needed by each of these users:
Revenue
expenses
profitability
debt
6. Explain each accounting principles
Accrual principle
Conservatism principle
Consistency principle
Cost principle
Economic entity principle
Full disclosure principle
Going concern principle
Matching principle
Materiality principle
Monetary unit principle
Reliability principle…
2. EXPENDITURE CYCLE. What are the main activities and please explain how each of those activities are performed in the business process/transaction cycles.
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