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Argyll Accounting Ch
Argyll Accounting Ch. 7
Term | Definition |
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Name of the business | First line of a heading |
Revenue | Listed first on an Inc. Statement after the heading |
Sales | Main Revenue account |
Revenue minus Expenses | How to determine Net Income |
Matching Expenses with Revenue | Concept that states revenue earned and expenses incurred must be reported in that fiscal period |
Net Income or Loss | Last line of the Income Statement |
Adequate Disclosure | Concept when all financial information is reported in financial statements |
Going Concern | The accounting concept indicating that a business with operate indefinitely. |
Left | Expenses are listed in this column of the Inc. Statement |
Component Percentage | The percentage relationship between one financial statement item and a total |
Expenses and Net Income/Loss | The amounts on an income statement used to obtain component percentages |
Rule Double lines | The last act on and income statement |
Parentheses | This goes around a net loss |
Name of financial statement | Second line of a financial statement heading |
Income statement columns of the worksheet | Where do you obtain the amount to complete an income statement |
Assets | Listed on the left side of a balance sheet |
Liabilities and Owners Equity | Listed on the right side of a balance sheet |
Equal | The left and right side of a balance sheet should do this |
Balance sheet columns of the worksheet and the net income/loss | Where do you obtain the amounts used to complete a balance sheet |
Capital minus Drawing plus Net Income | How to determine the owner's capital for the balance sheet |
For Month Ended | This is prior to the date on an Income Statement |
Ruled single line | This is drawn prior to calculating |
Equal and on the same line | The totals on a balance sheet should be this |
Centered | The headings on a balance sheet should be this |
Divide Net Income by Sales | This is how you determine the component percentage of Net Income on an Income Statement |
Below 55% | An acceptable expense component percentage |
Above 45% | An acceptable net income component percentage |
Stakeholders | Any person or group who will be affected by an action |
Liabilities and Owners Equity | The two types of equities |
Revenue, Expenses and Net Income | The three main sections in order of an income statement |
Right | The totals of each main section of an income statement are list in this column |
Billy | Your favorite accounting teacher |