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Ch1 Test

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5 Written Questions

5 Matching Questions

  1. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)
  2. Liabilities
  3. Ratio analysis
  4. Dividends
  5. Notes to the financial statements
  1. a info describes comp's major acct policies; provides other disclosures to help external users better understand the financial statements
  2. b Distributions of a firm's earnings to its shareholders
  3. c Amounts business owes to creditors; comp's debts
  4. d Gov ag; Created by Congress to reg stock market, estab and enforce reporting standards for publicly traded companies
  5. e Using ratios to analyze form's past performance and forecast its future performance

5 Multiple Choice Questions

  1. Broad set of accounting guidelines firm must follow prepping financial statements
  2. Expression of mathematical relationship btwn one quantity and another
  3. Financial statement summarizes all cash that has come into a business (Cash receipts) and all cash that has gone out (Cash payments) during acct pd
  4. Law passed by Congress; sets new regs for ways corps govern themselves; including requirements to make a corp's internal controls more effective and procedures for increasing understandability of financial reporting
  5. Comprehensive summary of comp's performance firms are required to submit to SEC within 60 days of end of comp's fiscal yr

5 True/False Questions

  1. AssetsEconomic resources owned by business as result of past transactions; will be used in future to generate benefits for business

          

  2. AuditExpression of mathematical relationship btwn one quantity and another

          

  3. ProfitDiff between revenue and the costs of earning that revenue REVENUE - COST

          

  4. Balance sheetOne of four basic financial statements that shows financial position of firm AT SPECIFIC POINT IN TIME aka statement of financial position

          

  5. Accounting equationAssets = Liabilities + Owners' Equity aka balance sheet equation