Exam 17: Understanding Accounting and Financial Information

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Liquidity refers to how fast an asset can be converted to cash.

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A loan officer at Southwest Bank is considering a loan application from Preferred Pet Care,Inc.He is concerned about the company's ability to make payments on the loan.The loan officer is likely to be interested in Preferred Pet Care's statement of cash flows.

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10th Generation Electronics had two transformers in its inventory,one purchased in February for $11,800 and the other acquired in September for $13,300.In December,they sold one of the transformers to Ram Enterprises for $16,400 and reported a gross profit of $3,100.10th Generation Electronics evidently uses the ________ inventory valuation method.

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Accounting recognizes that assets,such as machinery and buildings,lose value over time.Accountants will record a portion of the cost of an asset as an expense each year through the use of:

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Prattville Manufacturing has applied for a short-term loan with the First National Bank.The loan officers of the bank are likely to look carefully at Prattville's liquidity ratios before they decide to grant the loan.

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One important source of financing for most small businesses is the owners savings.If the owner contributes money to the business from his/her personal savings,it will be recorded in the Owner's Equity account on the balance sheet.

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Phil O'Keefe is opening a small sports store in his town.At the advice of a friend who is a bookkeeper,he keeps the receipts of everything he purchases for the business in the bottom drawer of his desk,along with all other business expenses,such as his retail license,his rent expense,and insurance expense.You suggest that _______.

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Bark Three Times Pet Store's owner is concerned with how his business decisions affect the "bottom line".This is another way of saying that he is concerned with the impact of his decisions on net income after taxes.

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Today's computerized accounting programs are:

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According to the boxed material in the Legal Briefcase box in Chapter 17,you would be most likely to ask for the help of a forensic accountant if you:

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There are five key working areas in accounting: financial accounting,managerial accounting,auditing,tax accounting,and government and not-for-profit accounting.

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In order to understand if the results of ratio calculations indicate a financially strong company,the results:

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Scott Drilling Contractors recently issued a corporate bond on which it expects to pay interest for the next twenty years.Scott would record this as a __________ on its balance sheet.

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The area of accounting that provides managers inside the organization with information they need to make decisions is called:

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_________ refers to how quickly an asset can be converted into cash.

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When valuing items in inventory for financial reporting purposes,generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP)requires firms to value the cost of goods sold by assuming that the items that have been in inventory the longest are the ones that are sold first.

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A(n)___________ provides a summary of cash coming into and money going out of a firm from operations activities,financing activities,and investing activities.

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Financial accounting and managerial accounting are similar in that they both provide information intended primarily for people inside the organization.

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Identify and explain the differences between LIFO and FIFO inventory valuation methods.What would be the difference in gross margin using FIFO versus LIFO?

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A basic difference between managerial accounting and financial accounting is that managerial accounting:

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