Prepaid expenses reflect transactions where cash is paid before a related expense is recognized.
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A fiscal year refers to an organization's accounting period that spans twelve consecutive months (or 52 weeks).
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The quick assets are defined as cash, short-term investments, and current receivables.
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Sales Returns and Allowances are recorded in separate contra-revenue accounts.
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The term revenues means the same as the term net income.
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Payment of accounts payable with cash causes retained earnings to change.
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Current assets minus current liabilities is defined as the current ratio.
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A net income is indicated if the subtotal amounts in the income statement columns of a worksheet reveal debits exceeds credits.
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Prepaid expenses appear as an item in the income statement.
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When a credit sale is recorded, cash is debited.
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When depreciation is recorded, the account depreciation expense is credited.
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The financial statement that reports assets and liabilities is the income statement.
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A balance sheet is also referred to as a Statement Of Financial Position.
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The opening balance sheet for each financial year must correspond to the closing balance sheet for the preceding financial year.
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Retained earnings are equivalent to available cash.
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In general, the asset side of the balance sheet is designed to summarize balance sheet accounts with credit balances.
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A cost which changes in proportion to changes in volume of activity is called a fixed cost.
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A 'sunk' cost is a cost that is not relevant to future business decisions.
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Manufacturers normally have only two classes of inventory; goods in process and finished goods.
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The income statement for a manufacturer does not contain the line item 'Cost of Goods Sold'.
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Costs are capitalized if they produce benefits that are expected to have value in the future.
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Costs that are involved in the manufacture of a product are called period costs.
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The sales price of a product less the total variable cost of the product is called contribution margin.
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The labor cost for janitors, supervisors, materials handlers, engineers, and maintenance personnel would be considered a direct labor cost.
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A ratio expresses a mathematical relationship between two numbers.
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