Deck 13: Understanding Financial Statements and Forecasting

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Accounts payable consist of payments due from a firm's customers.
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The balance sheet shows a firm's assets,liabilities,and owners' equity at a specific point in time.
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Liquidity is the ability of a firm to meet maturing debt obligations by having adequate working capital available.
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A mortgage is a long-term loan from a creditor for which real estate is pledged as collateral.
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Financial leverage decreases a firm's return on equity.
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Financial management becomes important once a business is established and showing signs of growth.
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Debt ratio is the ratio of total debt to total assets.
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A firm that has positive profits can still be running out of cash.
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The income statement is divided into three areas: cash flows from operations,investments made by the firm,and financing transactions.
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Financial projections are guarantees of a firm's future profitability.
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A firm's cash flows can be projected from the pro forma income statement and balance sheet.
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Operating profits is earnings after interest and taxes are paid.
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To see the firm's financial position over a period of time,people should look at its balance sheet.
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The income statement shows a firm's financial position on a specific date.
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The amounts and types of assets required are roughly the same for all new ventures.
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Total asset turnover is the ratio of sales to total assets,showing the efficiency with which a firm's assets are used to generate sales.
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Cost of goods sold is the cost of producing or acquiring goods or services to be sold by a firm.
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The income statement shows the profit or loss from a firm's operations over a given period of time.
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Accrued expenses are operating expenses that have been incurred but not yet paid.
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The accrual method of accounting is a method of accounting in which revenues,when they are earned,are matched against the expenses associated with those revenues.
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One approach to measuring liquidity is to use the current ratio.
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Cindy is a college student working in the accounting department of a company for a co-op program.She is learning about accounting and asks her supervisor how she should classify the salaries paid to employees.What will the supervisor tell Cindy?

A) Salaries paid are an operating expense.
B) Salaries paid are assets.
C) Salaries paid are liabilities.
D) Salaries paid are dividends.
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Accounts receivable consist of payments due from a company's customers from previous credit sales.
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Carefully maintained cash records showing all receipts and disbursements are necessary to safeguard cash.
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A financial manager is evaluating the sources of cash for the company as part of cash budget analysis.Which of the following would she include as a source of cash?

A) delivery of inventory
B) borrowed funds
C) payment of accounts payable
D) all sales made to customers
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A cash budget that compares actual expenditures with budgeted expenditures is a feature that is available on most computer software packages.
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Accounts receivable records are vital in order to maintain good customer relations.
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Current ratio is a measure of the company's relative debt,determined by multiplying current assets by current liabilities.
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The cash flow statement covers a specific period of time.
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Inventory is a relatively permanent asset that is intended for use in the business rather than for sale.
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A company's president arranges a business loan with the bank to help the company expand into overseas markets rather than selling common shares.Which term applies to the arrangement made with the bank?

A) financial leverage
B) equity leverage
C) market expansion
D) debt consolidation
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Operating expenses are costs related to administrative expenses.
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Financial statements provide fairly good estimates of a company's financial performance.
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The major difference between cash-basis accounting and accrual-basis accounting lies in when the firm reports revenue and expenses.
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Gross profit is the sales less the cost of goods sold
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One of the owners of a sports bar franchise wants to take extra money out of the business,given the organization's successful year.What accounting figure should he look at to determine how much money can be distributed to himself and the other owners?

A) gross profit
B) net profit
C) gross revenue
D) net revenue
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Entrepreneurs should aim to minimize and control,rather than maximize and own,resources.
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An investor is inquiring about purchasing a company and wants to determine the total amount invested in the business by the owner plus the accumulation of profits in the business.What will provide this information?

A) debt capital
B) accrued expenses
C) owners' long-term debt
D) owners' equity
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An owner of an antique shop sold a dining room set from the 1800s.He is not quite sure if he made a profit.What accounting information does he need to verify to determine if a profit was made?

A) supplier information
B) sales records
C) depreciation on assets
D) cost of goods sold
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A partner who handles the financial side of the business estimates that a new machine will useful for 10 years before it will have to be replaced.He plans to allocate one-tenth of the cost to each year that the machine is in use.What is the proper accounting term for this cost?

A) allocation
B) asset usage
C) depreciation
D) appropriation
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Which factor affects the operating profit margin?

A) number of units or product or services sold
B) number of units or product or services bought
C) relationships with suppliers
D) potential customers identified by sales people
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An owner of an archery shooting gallery calculates he has invested $450,000 into the business.He wants to determine if his investment has been worthwhile.What financial ratio should he review?

A) total asset turnover
B) return on equity
C) operating profit margin
D) financial leverage
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A company has current assets of $250,000,current liabilities of $180,000,cash of $70,000,and a mortgage at the bank for $150,000 cash.What is the company's current ratio?

A) 0.47 3.57
B) 1.39
C) 1.67
D) 3.57
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The board of directors for a corporation votes that a portion of the year's profits should be distributed to the owners of the company.What is this payment to the owners called?

A) investment
B) capital
C) salaries
D) dividends
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A financial manager is projecting the firm's cash inflows and outflows to determine if the company will need to increase the loan it has with its bank.What is the manager working on?

A) capital budgeting
B) cash budgeting
C) debt budgeting
D) growth budgeting
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A business owner is reviewing her company's cash balance to determine if she has enough to pay the outstanding past three months' rent.What is the accounting term for this unpaid rent?

A) accrued expense
B) mortgage
C) short term note
D) line of credit
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An accountant of a clothing distributor calculates the sales of summer clothes less the amount owed the manufacturer of the summer clothes.What did the accountant calculate?

A) gross profit
B) net profit
C) net assets
D) gross revenue
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A company's controller is reviewing the firm's total revenues less total costs between Jan.1 and June 30.Which financial statement is the controller reviewing?

A) income statement
B) balance sheet
C) statement of cash flow
D) statement of financial position
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Douglas is preparing financial information and is making sure that total assets equal outstanding debt plus owner's equity.What financial statement is Douglas working on?

A) statement of owner's equity
B) statement of cash flows
C) income statement
D) balance sheet
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Janice owns a decorative tile business that services the construction industry.In October her company sold 800 boxes of tiles at a price of $150 per box that cost her $70 per box.Her rent,utilities,and salaries for the month totaled $3,000.Her company's tax rate is 22%.What amount of sales did Janice have in October?

A) $41,340
B) $53,000
C) $64,000
D) $120,000
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Which of the following immediately affects cash flow?

A) selling a product
B) hiring a new employee
C) issuing a cheque for rent
D) negotiating price with a supplier
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A company has revenues of $700,000; invested capital of $3,000,000; total debt of $ 1,500,000 of which it pays 2.5% interest; current,long-term,and other assets totalling $4,000,000; and total expenses of $550,000.What is the company's operating profit margin?

A) 0.04
B) 0.18
C) 0.21
D) 0.50
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Jim is a refrigeration electrician.He has a large contract starting soon and knows he will run short of cash in purchasing supplies.However,he expects the client to begin making payments for his work two weeks after he begins.What financing arrangement would be best for Jim to arrange with his bank?

A) open a line of credit
B) increase his mortgage
C) issue a credit card
D) take out an operating loan
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What structures the flow of financial information to provide a complete picture of a firm's financial activities?

A) accounting system
B) company budget
C) profit forecast
D) cash flow statement
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Which of the following is a fixed asset?

A) a delivery truck for sale by an automotive dealer
B) the money owed to the company by customers
C) a delivery truck used by a grocer to deliver merchandise to customers
D) short-term investments in stock
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What objective should an accounting system provide?

A) a detailed analysis of employee productivity
B) an accurate and thorough picture of operating results
C) current profit comparisons with competition
D) up-to-date contact information of every shareholder
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The controller of garden supply distribution company is concerned about the increase in the number of different products the company now re-sells.He wants to determine how well costs are being managed because the workers seem less efficient.What financial ratio should he review?

A) total asset turnover
B) return on equity
C) operating profit margin
D) financial leverage
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What is directly involved in a firm's management of its working capital?

A) long-term debt
B) fixed assets
C) accounts receivable
D) owner's equity
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During the month of January,a company had sales of $70,000,received $50,000 in cash,incurred expenses of $55,000,and paid out $40,000 in cash.What is the company's net cash flow?

A) -$5,00
B) $10,000
C) $15,000
D) $20,000
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A company has revenues of $700,000; invested capital of $3,000,000; total debt of $ 1,500,000 of which it pays 2.5% interest; current,long-term,and other assets totalling $4,000,000; and total expenses of $550,000.What is the company's return on assets?

A) 0.0375
B) 0.1750
C) 0.1833
D) 0.5000
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A company has revenues of $700,000; invested capital of $3,000,000; total debt of $ 1,500,000 of which it pays 2.5% interest; current,long-term,and other assets totalling $4,000,000; and total expenses of $550,000.What is the company's financial leverage?

A) 0.0375
B) 0.0175
C) 0.1833
D) 0.2813
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A company's manager of finance and administration is sorting assets to create a category of those that will be consumed or used up within one year.Which of the following will be part of this category?

A) land
B) inventories
C) equipment
D) buildings
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A company's president identifies an opportunity to expand globally but will require cash flow on short notice.He requests a list of assets that can be converted into cash in less than one year.Which category provides this information?

A) current assets
B) fixed assets
C) short-term assets
D) other assets
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A company has revenues of $700,000; invested capital of $3,000,000; total debt of $ 1,500,000 of which it pays 2.5% interest; current,long-term,and other assets totalling $4,000,000; and total expenses of $550,000.What is the company's total asset turnover?

A) 0.1750
B) 0.1833
C) 0.2143
D) 0.3750
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A company has cash of $350,000,common shares of $500,000,net income of $125,000,and sales of $400,000.What is the company's return on equity?

A) 0.25
B) 0.31
C) 0.70
D) 0.80
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A company has revenues of $700,000; invested capital of $3,000,000; total debt of $ 1,500,000 of which it pays 2.5% interest; current,long-term,and other assets totalling $4,000,000; and total expenses of $550,000.What is the company's debt ratio?

A) 0.1750
B) 0.1833
C) 0.2143
D) 0.3750
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A financial manager reviews the firm's cash statement and realizes the company's current account at the bank does not go below a balance of $125,000.What should the financial manager do?

A) use any excess cash to pay creditors in advance
B) leave any excess cash in a chequing account for unforeseen needs
C) invest any excess cash
D) pay any excess cash to investors
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Which statement best describes cash budgets?

A) They treat income and expenses the same as they are treated on an income statement.
B) They treat income and expenses differently than they are treated on an income statement.
C) They are relatively unimportant in the life of a small business.
D) They are tools for managing revenue.
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Michael's company purchases special equipment from Switzerland that can produce very thin plastic parts with very low rejections.Michael forecasts a continual increase in sales.According to the Asset-to-Sales Financing Relationship,what will be the result of Michael's forecast?

A) investment from owners will be required
B) dividend distributions will increases
C) more equipment will have to be purchased
D) labour costs per unit of product will decrease
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What does working capital include?

A) accounts receivable
B) leased property
C) shareholders' equity
D) equipment
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Carol underestimated how many roses she would sell on Mother's Day.She was able to find a local grower willing to open his greenhouse and she arranged with the bank to increase her credit limit to purchase more roses.What is this an example of?

A) spontaneous cost of goods sold
B) spontaneous cost allocation
C) spontaneous credit approval
D) spontaneous debt financing
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A company's bank would like information about the amount of money owed to creditors.Which financial statement will the company give to the bank?

A) balance sheet
B) income statement
C) statement of cash flow
D) operating income
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Which of the following is an intangible asset?

A) land
B) machinery
C) contingency funds
D) goodwill
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Which of the following is a current asset?

A) equipment
B) land
C) leased property
D) accounts receivable
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What is included on a cash flow statement?

A) collections from customers
B) current assets
C) owner's equity
D) owner's capital
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Which statement best describes a firm's liquidity?

A) It is often measured by a ratio of current assets to current liabilities.
B) It is not important to a company's life.
C) It is the ability of the firm to sell its products quickly.
D) It is a measurement of spontaneous financing.
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Diana is a painter.She finishes work for a client in May.The client pays Diana for the job in August and that is when Diana records the sale.Which method of accounting is Diana using?

A) matching basis
B) revenue recognition basis
C) accrual basis
D) cash basis
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What does working-capital management focus on?

A) cash,accounts receivable,and inventory
B) cash,accounts receivable,and fixed assets
C) cash,fixed assets,and inventory
D) accounts receivable,accounts payable,and long-term investments
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What is return on equity?

A) the ratio of total debt to total assets
B) the rate of interest on an outstanding loan
C) the rate of return that owners earn on their investment
D) the relationship of sales to fixed assets
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An entrepreneur of a custom sign company is reviewing reports showing the cost of printing machines,supplies,and labour so that she can make comparisons to the revenue being generated.What reports are being reviewed?

A) customer records
B) financial statements
C) asset reports
D) operation schedules
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The balance sheet shows a firm's assets,liabilities,and owners' equity at a specific point in time.
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Liquidity is the ability of a firm to meet maturing debt obligations by having adequate working capital available.
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A mortgage is a long-term loan from a creditor for which real estate is pledged as collateral.
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Financial leverage decreases a firm's return on equity.
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Financial management becomes important once a business is established and showing signs of growth.
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Debt ratio is the ratio of total debt to total assets.
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A firm that has positive profits can still be running out of cash.
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The income statement is divided into three areas: cash flows from operations,investments made by the firm,and financing transactions.
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Financial projections are guarantees of a firm's future profitability.
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A firm's cash flows can be projected from the pro forma income statement and balance sheet.
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Operating profits is earnings after interest and taxes are paid.
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To see the firm's financial position over a period of time,people should look at its balance sheet.
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The income statement shows a firm's financial position on a specific date.
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The amounts and types of assets required are roughly the same for all new ventures.
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Total asset turnover is the ratio of sales to total assets,showing the efficiency with which a firm's assets are used to generate sales.
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Cost of goods sold is the cost of producing or acquiring goods or services to be sold by a firm.
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The income statement shows the profit or loss from a firm's operations over a given period of time.
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Accrued expenses are operating expenses that have been incurred but not yet paid.
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The accrual method of accounting is a method of accounting in which revenues,when they are earned,are matched against the expenses associated with those revenues.
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One approach to measuring liquidity is to use the current ratio.
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Cindy is a college student working in the accounting department of a company for a co-op program.She is learning about accounting and asks her supervisor how she should classify the salaries paid to employees.What will the supervisor tell Cindy?

A) Salaries paid are an operating expense.
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C) Salaries paid are liabilities.
D) Salaries paid are dividends.
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Accounts receivable consist of payments due from a company's customers from previous credit sales.
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Carefully maintained cash records showing all receipts and disbursements are necessary to safeguard cash.
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A financial manager is evaluating the sources of cash for the company as part of cash budget analysis.Which of the following would she include as a source of cash?

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A cash budget that compares actual expenditures with budgeted expenditures is a feature that is available on most computer software packages.
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Accounts receivable records are vital in order to maintain good customer relations.
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Current ratio is a measure of the company's relative debt,determined by multiplying current assets by current liabilities.
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The cash flow statement covers a specific period of time.
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Inventory is a relatively permanent asset that is intended for use in the business rather than for sale.
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A company's president arranges a business loan with the bank to help the company expand into overseas markets rather than selling common shares.Which term applies to the arrangement made with the bank?

A) financial leverage
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Operating expenses are costs related to administrative expenses.
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Financial statements provide fairly good estimates of a company's financial performance.
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The major difference between cash-basis accounting and accrual-basis accounting lies in when the firm reports revenue and expenses.
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Gross profit is the sales less the cost of goods sold
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One of the owners of a sports bar franchise wants to take extra money out of the business,given the organization's successful year.What accounting figure should he look at to determine how much money can be distributed to himself and the other owners?

A) gross profit
B) net profit
C) gross revenue
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An investor is inquiring about purchasing a company and wants to determine the total amount invested in the business by the owner plus the accumulation of profits in the business.What will provide this information?

A) debt capital
B) accrued expenses
C) owners' long-term debt
D) owners' equity
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An owner of an antique shop sold a dining room set from the 1800s.He is not quite sure if he made a profit.What accounting information does he need to verify to determine if a profit was made?

A) supplier information
B) sales records
C) depreciation on assets
D) cost of goods sold
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A partner who handles the financial side of the business estimates that a new machine will useful for 10 years before it will have to be replaced.He plans to allocate one-tenth of the cost to each year that the machine is in use.What is the proper accounting term for this cost?

A) allocation
B) asset usage
C) depreciation
D) appropriation
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Which factor affects the operating profit margin?

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C) relationships with suppliers
D) potential customers identified by sales people
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An owner of an archery shooting gallery calculates he has invested $450,000 into the business.He wants to determine if his investment has been worthwhile.What financial ratio should he review?

A) total asset turnover
B) return on equity
C) operating profit margin
D) financial leverage
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A company has current assets of $250,000,current liabilities of $180,000,cash of $70,000,and a mortgage at the bank for $150,000 cash.What is the company's current ratio?

A) 0.47 3.57
B) 1.39
C) 1.67
D) 3.57
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The board of directors for a corporation votes that a portion of the year's profits should be distributed to the owners of the company.What is this payment to the owners called?

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B) capital
C) salaries
D) dividends
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A financial manager is projecting the firm's cash inflows and outflows to determine if the company will need to increase the loan it has with its bank.What is the manager working on?

A) capital budgeting
B) cash budgeting
C) debt budgeting
D) growth budgeting
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A business owner is reviewing her company's cash balance to determine if she has enough to pay the outstanding past three months' rent.What is the accounting term for this unpaid rent?

A) accrued expense
B) mortgage
C) short term note
D) line of credit
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An accountant of a clothing distributor calculates the sales of summer clothes less the amount owed the manufacturer of the summer clothes.What did the accountant calculate?

A) gross profit
B) net profit
C) net assets
D) gross revenue
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A company's controller is reviewing the firm's total revenues less total costs between Jan.1 and June 30.Which financial statement is the controller reviewing?

A) income statement
B) balance sheet
C) statement of cash flow
D) statement of financial position
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Douglas is preparing financial information and is making sure that total assets equal outstanding debt plus owner's equity.What financial statement is Douglas working on?

A) statement of owner's equity
B) statement of cash flows
C) income statement
D) balance sheet
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Janice owns a decorative tile business that services the construction industry.In October her company sold 800 boxes of tiles at a price of $150 per box that cost her $70 per box.Her rent,utilities,and salaries for the month totaled $3,000.Her company's tax rate is 22%.What amount of sales did Janice have in October?

A) $41,340
B) $53,000
C) $64,000
D) $120,000
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Which of the following immediately affects cash flow?

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B) hiring a new employee
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D) negotiating price with a supplier
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A company has revenues of $700,000; invested capital of $3,000,000; total debt of $ 1,500,000 of which it pays 2.5% interest; current,long-term,and other assets totalling $4,000,000; and total expenses of $550,000.What is the company's operating profit margin?

A) 0.04
B) 0.18
C) 0.21
D) 0.50
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Jim is a refrigeration electrician.He has a large contract starting soon and knows he will run short of cash in purchasing supplies.However,he expects the client to begin making payments for his work two weeks after he begins.What financing arrangement would be best for Jim to arrange with his bank?

A) open a line of credit
B) increase his mortgage
C) issue a credit card
D) take out an operating loan
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What structures the flow of financial information to provide a complete picture of a firm's financial activities?

A) accounting system
B) company budget
C) profit forecast
D) cash flow statement
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Which of the following is a fixed asset?

A) a delivery truck for sale by an automotive dealer
B) the money owed to the company by customers
C) a delivery truck used by a grocer to deliver merchandise to customers
D) short-term investments in stock
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What objective should an accounting system provide?

A) a detailed analysis of employee productivity
B) an accurate and thorough picture of operating results
C) current profit comparisons with competition
D) up-to-date contact information of every shareholder
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57
The controller of garden supply distribution company is concerned about the increase in the number of different products the company now re-sells.He wants to determine how well costs are being managed because the workers seem less efficient.What financial ratio should he review?

A) total asset turnover
B) return on equity
C) operating profit margin
D) financial leverage
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58
What is directly involved in a firm's management of its working capital?

A) long-term debt
B) fixed assets
C) accounts receivable
D) owner's equity
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59
During the month of January,a company had sales of $70,000,received $50,000 in cash,incurred expenses of $55,000,and paid out $40,000 in cash.What is the company's net cash flow?

A) -$5,00
B) $10,000
C) $15,000
D) $20,000
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60
A company has revenues of $700,000; invested capital of $3,000,000; total debt of $ 1,500,000 of which it pays 2.5% interest; current,long-term,and other assets totalling $4,000,000; and total expenses of $550,000.What is the company's return on assets?

A) 0.0375
B) 0.1750
C) 0.1833
D) 0.5000
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61
A company has revenues of $700,000; invested capital of $3,000,000; total debt of $ 1,500,000 of which it pays 2.5% interest; current,long-term,and other assets totalling $4,000,000; and total expenses of $550,000.What is the company's financial leverage?

A) 0.0375
B) 0.0175
C) 0.1833
D) 0.2813
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62
A company's manager of finance and administration is sorting assets to create a category of those that will be consumed or used up within one year.Which of the following will be part of this category?

A) land
B) inventories
C) equipment
D) buildings
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63
A company's president identifies an opportunity to expand globally but will require cash flow on short notice.He requests a list of assets that can be converted into cash in less than one year.Which category provides this information?

A) current assets
B) fixed assets
C) short-term assets
D) other assets
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64
A company has revenues of $700,000; invested capital of $3,000,000; total debt of $ 1,500,000 of which it pays 2.5% interest; current,long-term,and other assets totalling $4,000,000; and total expenses of $550,000.What is the company's total asset turnover?

A) 0.1750
B) 0.1833
C) 0.2143
D) 0.3750
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65
A company has cash of $350,000,common shares of $500,000,net income of $125,000,and sales of $400,000.What is the company's return on equity?

A) 0.25
B) 0.31
C) 0.70
D) 0.80
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66
A company has revenues of $700,000; invested capital of $3,000,000; total debt of $ 1,500,000 of which it pays 2.5% interest; current,long-term,and other assets totalling $4,000,000; and total expenses of $550,000.What is the company's debt ratio?

A) 0.1750
B) 0.1833
C) 0.2143
D) 0.3750
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67
A financial manager reviews the firm's cash statement and realizes the company's current account at the bank does not go below a balance of $125,000.What should the financial manager do?

A) use any excess cash to pay creditors in advance
B) leave any excess cash in a chequing account for unforeseen needs
C) invest any excess cash
D) pay any excess cash to investors
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68
Which statement best describes cash budgets?

A) They treat income and expenses the same as they are treated on an income statement.
B) They treat income and expenses differently than they are treated on an income statement.
C) They are relatively unimportant in the life of a small business.
D) They are tools for managing revenue.
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69
Michael's company purchases special equipment from Switzerland that can produce very thin plastic parts with very low rejections.Michael forecasts a continual increase in sales.According to the Asset-to-Sales Financing Relationship,what will be the result of Michael's forecast?

A) investment from owners will be required
B) dividend distributions will increases
C) more equipment will have to be purchased
D) labour costs per unit of product will decrease
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70
What does working capital include?

A) accounts receivable
B) leased property
C) shareholders' equity
D) equipment
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71
Carol underestimated how many roses she would sell on Mother's Day.She was able to find a local grower willing to open his greenhouse and she arranged with the bank to increase her credit limit to purchase more roses.What is this an example of?

A) spontaneous cost of goods sold
B) spontaneous cost allocation
C) spontaneous credit approval
D) spontaneous debt financing
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72
A company's bank would like information about the amount of money owed to creditors.Which financial statement will the company give to the bank?

A) balance sheet
B) income statement
C) statement of cash flow
D) operating income
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73
Which of the following is an intangible asset?

A) land
B) machinery
C) contingency funds
D) goodwill
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74
Which of the following is a current asset?

A) equipment
B) land
C) leased property
D) accounts receivable
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75
What is included on a cash flow statement?

A) collections from customers
B) current assets
C) owner's equity
D) owner's capital
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76
Which statement best describes a firm's liquidity?

A) It is often measured by a ratio of current assets to current liabilities.
B) It is not important to a company's life.
C) It is the ability of the firm to sell its products quickly.
D) It is a measurement of spontaneous financing.
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77
Diana is a painter.She finishes work for a client in May.The client pays Diana for the job in August and that is when Diana records the sale.Which method of accounting is Diana using?

A) matching basis
B) revenue recognition basis
C) accrual basis
D) cash basis
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78
What does working-capital management focus on?

A) cash,accounts receivable,and inventory
B) cash,accounts receivable,and fixed assets
C) cash,fixed assets,and inventory
D) accounts receivable,accounts payable,and long-term investments
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79
What is return on equity?

A) the ratio of total debt to total assets
B) the rate of interest on an outstanding loan
C) the rate of return that owners earn on their investment
D) the relationship of sales to fixed assets
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80
An entrepreneur of a custom sign company is reviewing reports showing the cost of printing machines,supplies,and labour so that she can make comparisons to the revenue being generated.What reports are being reviewed?

A) customer records
B) financial statements
C) asset reports
D) operation schedules
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