Exam 3: Start-Up Costs and Financing
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Equity financing includes funds from venture capital firms and stock sales.
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Expenses that are not affected by the sales volume of the business are called
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The accrual basis of accounting records sales when they are made and records expenses when they are incurred.
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Which accounting method records sales when they are made and records expenses when they are incurred?
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Projected financial statements that are included in the business plan include the opening-day balance sheet, the projected income statements, and the projected cash flow statements.
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Current liabilities include accounts payable and accrued expenses.
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The Small Corporate Offering Registration Act made it more difficult for small businesses to sell stock publicly.
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Inventory consists of items purchased by the entrepreneur for resale to the customers.
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The completed-contract accounting method is most likely to be used by
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It is usually possible for an entrepreneur to obtain bank financing for a start-up without investing any personal funds.
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The accrual method of accounting gives a more accurate picture of the financial health of the company than does the cash basis.
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