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1-what is the definition of accounting ? Accounting is an information system designed to provide financial data to interested parties for decision-making purposes . 2-what is the final result of the accounting process? Is the preparation of various financial statements that serve as important communication devices . 3-what are the tow main types of financial statements? Internal statements and external statements. 4- at whose request are internal statements prepared? Internal statements are prepared at the request of management for the sole use of managers . 5- for whom are external statements prepared ? External statements are to prepared to use by outside parties such as creditors and stockholders. 6-what is the role of the GAAP? GAAP serve as guides in the preparation of the statements. 7-what are the twofold purpose of the financial statements? (1)the effect of operating activities . (2)the business financial position . 8-what are the four main financial statements prepared for use by external decision-makers? 1-Balance sheet. 2- income statements. 3-Retained earnings statement. 4- statement of cash flows . 9-to whom does accounting provide financial data? Interested parties for decision-making purpose.
2-balance sheet
1-what does the balance sheet report? the balance sheet report the financial position of a business at a specific point in time. 2-by what is financial position reflected? financial position reflected by the amount of the business' assets (resources)the amount of ,and the amount of its owners' equity. 3-what does the balance sheet heading indicate? the balance sheet heading indicates the name of the business the name of the statement, and the data of the statement . 4-what are the three main sections of the balance sheet? the three main sections of the balance sheet 1-assets 2-liabilities 3-stockholders'equity 5-what are assets? assets are the cash and noncash resources owned by a business. 6-what are the tangible assets ? they may be tangible assets (such as land, buildings, and equipment ) or intangible assets (such as land claims, accounts receivable, patent rights, or rights to use leased assets).
* give the opposites of the following words by adding the prefixes :non-or in:
correct (incorrect) sense (nonsense) dependent (independent) resident (nonresident) direct (indirect) stop (nonstop)
3-lncome statement
1-what is the income statement? the income statement is designed to report the results of earning activities. 2-what is the net income? net income for the period is the excess of revenues over expenses. 3-what does the heading of the income statement indicate? the heading of the income statement indicate the name of the business, the name of the statement. 4-what are revenues? revenues are inflows of assets to an entity resulting from the sale and delivery of goods or the rendering of services by the entity. 5-how are revenues measured? revenues are measured by the amount of cash or other assets received.
4-summary
* test your comprehension :say whether each of these statements in true (t)or false(f)if they are false, find a reason . base your answers on text:
1-accounting can be described as three-stage activity.(false)>>> four 2-after the transactions are journalized they are classified through the use of ledger.(true) 3-the information recorded in a journal is referred to as a transaction.(true) 4-the entries made a journal are randomly ordered. (false) >>> sequence 5-a ledger is an ordinary account book.(false) >>> special 6- the expense and revenue account appear on the balance sheet.(false) >>> income 7-only three statements are prepared at the end of the accounting period. (false) >>> four 8-another name for the statement of financial position is the balance sheet.(true) 9-each entity is free to use its own system for presenting financial. (false) >>> all entities use
* classify each of the following words as noun, verb, adjective or adverb the other forms -you may give more than one noun-where possible:
e.g., accounting (noun)or accountancy to account (verb) accountable (adjective) management (noun) relate (verb)
a. good b. a letter c. a meeting d. a new manger e. the phone f. problem g. tax h. a visitor