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The term double entry accounting indicates that the accountant CORRECT -uses at
least two accounts to record a transaction, two columns to record changes in each
account
when a company receives cash for issuing stock CORRECT -increases assets and
increases equity
the two primary methods used to account for transactions CORRECT -cash basis
and accural basis
which account is credited in the adjusting entry to record insurance expired during the
current period CORRECT -Prepaid insurance
under the allowance method for estimating uncollectible accounts the entry to record
bad debt expense CORRECT -shows a reduction in net income
when a company has a contingent loss and a reasonably possible chance of occurrence
the FASB requires that CORRECT -it should be reported in the notes of the financial
statement
the interest rate that investors demand for loaning their money is called CORRECT -
effective rate of interest
all investments not classified as trading securities or held to maturity securities are
classified as CORRECT -available for sale securities
Not counting treasury stock and other comprehensive income, stockholders equity is
divided into CORRECT -contributed capital and retained earnings
what asses a companies profitability focusing on the relationship between net income
and average common stockholders equity CORRECT -return on equity
an investor who wishes to know whether a company is successful in using its assets to
earn income for individuals who finance the business should review the CORRECT -
return on assets
cash paid or received for long term assets should be reported as CORRECT -
investing activities
Which entity requires companies issuing publicly traded stock to have their financial
statements audited CORRECT -SEC
available for sale investments in stock are reported on the balance sheet as
CORRECT -their current market value
on the statement of cash flows the cash paid to acquire another company is known as
CORRECT -investing outflow
Earnings per share is calculated as CORRECT -net income divided by the average
number of shares of common stock outstanding throughout the year
what will not appear as adjustments to net income on the indirect method CORRECT
-payment of cash dividends
dividends paid to the stockholders will CORRECT -decrease assets and decrease
stockholders equity
for which form of business ownership are the the business owners legally distinct from
the business CORRECT -a corporation
which account shows the amount of accounts receivable that the business does not
expect to collect CORRECT -allowance for uncollectable accounts