Financial accounting
19 flashcards · Other · by Daniel F.
Income statement
revenue - expenses = income before taxes gross income - income tax = net income
Statement of retained earnings
starting balance + net income -(less) dividends = retained earnings
Balance Sheet
A = L + SE
Net income in the balance sheet
Net income = Change in SE - investments + dividends
Trial balance
Check if balance sheet is in balance
Adjusting entry - Deferral
The postponement of the recognition of an expense already paid or of revenue received in advance
Adjusting entry - Accrual
The recognition of a revenue or expense that has arisen but not been recorded during the accounting period
Adjusting entries - Basic techniques
Include one balance sheet acc and one income statement acc never touch cash
Temporary Accounts
Income statement It has to be closed at the end of the period with income summary
Multi step income statement
Sales revenue (+ fright in) > Net sales Cost of goods sold > Gross profit Operating Expenses > Income from operations Non-Operating Expenses > Net income
Closing statements
Temporary income summary account Close the revenue accounts > Revenue on the debit side Close the expense accounts > Expense(s) on the credit side Close income summary > put it into retained earnings Close dividends accounts > pay out dividends, dividends on the credit side
Adjusting entries - Depreciation
Depreciation Expense @ Accumulated Depreciation
Return on assets
net income / average total assets profit margin * asset turnover Profit margin = net income / net revenues Asset turnover = net revenues / average total assets Average total assets can be calculated by adding the prior period's ending total assets to the current period's ending total assets and dividing the result by two.
FOB shipping point
Buyer pays shipping
FOB destination
Seller pays shipping
Periodic inventory system
1 entry per change in inventory, merchandise inventory gets adjusted at the end of the period All sales go into the Sales (revenue) account All purchases go into the Purchases (expense) account Sales return and allowances and Purchase return allowances are the contra accounts for returns Adjusting entries at the end of the month:
Perpetual inventory system
1 entry for purchases, 2 entries for sales, updated immediately Purchases effect merchandise inventory as they happen Sales go into the Sales (revenue) account and cost of goods sold (expense) is debited from Merchandise inventory Sales return is also 2 entries
Ending Inventory costing methods
Specific identification Everything at its own value Average cost cost of ending inventory / ending inventory amount FIFO First item bought sets the value LIFO Last item bought sets the value
COGS
Periodic system: COGS = BEGIN + PURCHASES – END Perpetual system: END = BEGIN + PURCHASES – COGS Begin + purchases: cost available for sale