2cp Ce 23
2cp Ce 23
2cp Ce 23
There is no typical day in the life of a public accountant. If you go into this profession,
what your workday looks like will depend on the size of the firm you work for, where
you are in your career, the aspects of accounting you specialize in and whether it's tax
season. Like many financial careers, a career as a CPA offers numerous possibilities for
the types of industries and companies you can work for. "There are no other
professions, trades or licensed occupations that are as flexible and structured as the
public accounting profession."
What are technical words in this text underline?
Liabilities are the sums of money owed to those outside the business from whom assets,
services, or loans have been obtained and for which payment has not been made. Such
sums are referred to as payables and those to whom they are payable are the creditors of
the business.
Liabilities
Creditors: Current Liabilities
Accounts payable:_________________________________________________
Current income tax liabilities:________________________________________
Current portion of bank loans payable:_________________________________
Short-term provisions:______________________________________________
Other current liabilities:_____________________________________________
Creditors: Long-Term Liabilities
Bank loans:______________________________________________________
Issued debt securities:______________________________________________
Provisions:___________________________________________
Minority interest:_________________________________________________
Current Liabilities: are those amounts falling due within one year.
Long-Term Liabilities: are those amounts falling due more than one year
The difference between Assets and Liabilities is called Stockholders´ Equity and
consists of Contributed capital, Retained earnings, and Capital reserves.
Stockholders´Equity:_____________________________________________
Contributed Capital:______________________________________________
Capital reserves:_________________________________________________
Revaluation reserve:______________________________________________
Retained earnings:_______________________________________________
Stockholders' equity is often referred to as the book value of the company, and it comes
from two main sources. The first and original source is the money that was originally
invested in the company, along with any additional investments made thereafter. The
second comes from retained earnings that the company is able to accumulate over time
through its operations.
TASK
1. What is a Liabilities?
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2. Indicate the fundamental accounting equation.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fZdR4QvETzQ
TASK
1. What is accounting?
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2. Why is accounting important?
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3. How many fields of accounting are there?
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Now write short email to your partner explain about Stockholders equity.
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What standards are used to prepare financial information?
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How is leasing reported in accounts?
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