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acct exam #3

internal controls

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Which component of internal control focuses on the ethical values and tone set by management? control environment
What is the purpose of Risk Assessment in internal control? To identify and address risks of material misstatement
Segregation of duties and account reconciliations are examples of which internal control component? Control Activities
Which internal control component includes both internal and external reporting processes, and involves evaluating the technology environment? Information and Communication
What are the steps of the accounting cycle in order? record transactions, adjust accounts, prepare statements, and close temporart accounts
statemen of cash flows explains the change in cash flow from the begining to the end of the accounting period
stockholder's equity identifies how stockholder's equity increased and decreased during the period
income statement reflects accrual accounting
balance sheet discloses an entity's assets, liabilities, and stockholders equity at a paticular point in time
article I - responsibilities Accept responsibility to uphold the public interest and maintain the reputation of the profession
article II - public intrest Recognize the CPA’s duty to serve the public, clients, and profession
article III - integrity Maintain honesty and candor in all professional relationships.
article IV - objectivity and independence Avoid bias, conflicts of interest, or undue influence in professional judgments.
article V - due care Exercise professional competence and strive for quality in services
article VI - scope and nature of services Ensure services provided are consistent with the principles of the Code and do not compromise professional standards.
Earning revenue on account would be classified as an? asset source transaction
revenues and expeses are temporary accounts. True or False True
Recorded insurance expense at the end of the period. asset use
What is the primary goal of accrual basis accounting? match revenues and expenses in the proper period.
mary collected cash from an account receivable. Which finacial statements are effected by this accounting period.? Balance sheet and statement of cash flows
Revenue on account amounted to $7,400. Cash collections of accounts receivable amounted to $4,850. Expenses for the period were $3,800. The company paid dividends of $1,300. What was the amount of net income for the period? 3,600 = NI=REV-EXP
The matching concept most significantly influences which financial statement? income statement
what happens when a company collects cash from accounts receivable? total assets re not affected
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