Exam 12: The Role of Accounting in Business
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To help them operate the business, _____ accounting provides information and analysis to decision makers inside the organization.
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Accounting consists of measuring and summarizing business activities.
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Working in the field of _____ accounting, John Bates furnishes information to individuals and groups both inside and outside his organization to help them assess the firm's financial performance.
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Your income statement shows how much cash you have coming in and going out.
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A business that has perishable goods will have high inventory turnover.
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Contribution margin per unit is the shortage of revenue per unit over variable cost per unit.
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Auditors find _____ especially useful because it reveals the relationship of each item on the income statement to a specified base.
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Public accounting firms offer consulting and tax services, the hallmark of the profession being the performance of internal audits.
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Calvin's Calendar Company has assets of $75,000 and liabilities of $15,000.How much is Calvin's owner equity?
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A company can assess its financial strengths by analyzing its _____ ratios.
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The last thing that Brenda does is report on financial condition ratios.
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A ratio analysis is a technique for financial comparison that shows the relationship between two numbers.
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In order to find the difference between a company's cash inflow from operating activities and its cash inflow from investing activities, you would examine its balance sheet.
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Its _____ ratio may tell us that a company generated an excellent return on assets in its first year and a good return in its second year.
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When a business needs a more sophisticated balance sheet than the one created for its first accounting records, it creates a _____ balance sheet to list assets and liabilities in separate categories.
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Gross profit is the money that a company has earned after paying all its expenses.
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This past year Donald's Duck Farm had revenues of $25,000.The company spent $1,000 per month on duck eggs and $700 per month on feed, rent, and utilities to keep incubators running.What was Donald's net income?
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To determine a company's interest coverage, you divide its operating income by its _____.
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