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1.
What is the normal balance for a cash account?
Debit
Credit
What is the normal balance for an income or sales account?
Debit
Credit
2.
What is the difference between the accrual basis of accounting and the cash basis of accounting?
3.
Which report would be most helpful in determining if your general ledger is out-of-balance?
-- Select --
Income Statement
Trial Balance
Cash receipts journal
Accounts receivable aging report
4.
Define retained earnings
5.
What does the term "Payroll tax liability" mean? Give three examples
6.
What do the terms "LIFO" and "FIFO" stand for? When would you want to use one versus the other?
7.
On June 1st, you sold a truck load of peaches for $2,000. You expect to be paid in 30 days. Give the journal entries that would record both the sale and the payment. Assume that this company uses the accrual basis of accounting
8.
What does an aged accounts receivable report tell someone?
9.
Your company has received 200 peach trees to add to your inventory. Fifteen days later, you receive the invoice for $500 for the trees. Illustrate this transaction with a journal entry again assuming the accrual basis.
10.
What does the term "2/10 Net 30" mean?
11.
How do you increase the dollar amount in a liability account?
Debit
Credit
12.
What is the accounting equation?
13.
Which of the following is most important to the daily operations of a business?
-- Select --
Assets
Current earnings
Cash
14.
When people speak about the "bottom line," they are referring to:
-- Select --
Net Profit
Gross margin
Gross profit
Earnings before interest and taxes(EBIT)
15.
In column 1, indicate whether the following accounts are balance sheet (BS) or income statement (IS) accounts - check one.
In column 2, indicate whether the account normally has a debit (DR) balance or a credit (CR) balance - check one.
In column 3, indicate whether a debit entry (DR) or a credit entry (CR) would increase the balance in the account - check one.
Column 1
Column 2
Column 3
Interest expense
BS
IS
DR
CR
DR
CR
Cash in bank
BS
IS
DR
CR
DR
CR
Cost of goods sold
BS
IS
DR
CR
DR
CR
Repairs and maintenance
BS
IS
DR
CR
DR
CR
Payroll taxes payable
BS
IS
DR
CR
DR
CR
Sales
BS
IS
DR
CR
DR
CR
Common stock
BS
IS
DR
CR
DR
CR
Inventory
BS
IS
DR
CR
DR
CR
Prepaid expense
BS
IS
DR
CR
DR
CR
Accum. Depreciation
BS
IS
DR
CR
DR
CR
Accounts receivable
BS
IS
DR
CR
DR
CR
Accounts payable
BS
IS
DR
CR
DR
CR
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