Exam 16: General Ledger and Business Reporting Glbr Process
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The financial reporting officer is primarily responsible for budgeting.
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The general ledger process comprises all of the following except:
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Consider the GL account number "1122".From right to left, where each successive digit's rank order is subordinate to the rank to the left is known as _________________________ coding.
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The driving force in constructing a chart of accounts is to add structure to the classification of financial information.
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A feeder process is any business process that accumulates event data that is then communicated to and processed within the GL.
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Which of the following statements related to XBRL is false?
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Balanced scorecard is methodology for assessing an organization's business performance via four components: (1) financial, (2) external business process, (3) vendors, and (4) innovation and improvement activities.
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In a logical DFD for the general ledger/business reporting (GL/BR) process, which of the following processes normally would not update the general ledger master data?
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The source code field of each GL entry provides a beginning point of reference for developing a proper _____________________.
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The ____________________ notifies the business reporting process of investing and financing transaction activities
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The ______________________________ officer possesses expertise in preparing internal management reports.
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____________is a generalized system for the customized tagging of data to enable the definition, transmission, and interpretation of data over the Internet.XML uses predefined tags to let information providers create uniform information for users.
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A(n) ______________________________ is an internal source document used to notify the general ledger to make an accounting entry.
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The managerial reporting officer is responsible for reporting GAAP financial statements.
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XML is a generalized system for the customized tagging of data to enable the definition, transmission, and interpretation of data over the Internet.
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The general ledger process is concerned with preparing external financial statements, ensuring they conform to GAAP, generating Web-based forms of key financial statement and related business reporting via the Internet, and supporting the generation of both ad hoc and predetermined business reports.
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A performance report compares actual results with budgeted expectations.
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The ______________________________ officer possesses expertise in generally accepted accounting principles.
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The business reporting process comprises accumulating, classifying, and recording data, fueling the financial reporting, business reporting, and other reporting subsystems.
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