Exam 1 Info

  1. Simple to establish
    Tax advantages
    Sole proprietorship
  2. Simple to establish
    Shared control
    Broader skills and resources
    Tax advantages
    Partnership
  3. A separate legal entity
    Easier to transfer ownership
    Easier for company to raise funds
    No personal liability
    Incomes taxes are higher than other forms of business
    Corporation
  4. Are now allowed in all states
    Combine the tax advantages of partnerships with the liability of corporations
    (S corps)
    Hybrid forms of organization
  5. Managers, directors, and supervisors who plan, organize, and run a business
    Internal Users
  6. Investors (owners)
    Creditors
    Taxing authorities
    Customers
    Labor unions
    Regulatory agencies
    External users
  7. Three types of Business Activity
    • Financing activities
    • Investing activities
    • Operating activities
  8. What type of business activity?

    Raising money through outside sources
    Financing activity
  9. What type of business activity?

    Purchasing resources a company needs in order to operate
    Investing activities
  10. What type of business activity?

    Performing the day-to-day actions to produce and sell a product or provide a service
    Operating activities
  11. Types of investing activities: (2)
    • Borrowing
    • Issuing Stock
  12. What type of business activity?

    Performing a service for a customer
    Operating
  13. What type of business activity?

    Issuing shares of stock in exchange for cash
    Financing
  14. What type of business activity?

    Purchasing equipment used in operations
    Investing
  15. How to set up Statement of retained earnings:
    • Beginning of year RE
    • + Net Income
    • - Dividends
    • End of year RE
  16. What is the Transaction Identification Process?
    Did the financial position (assets, liabilities, or stock holder's equity) of the company change?
  17. Used to demonstrate the effect that each transaction has on particular financial statements

    Retained Earnings:
    Increases when the company recognizes revenue
    Reduced when the company incurs expenses or pays dividends
    Tabular analysis
  18. Debit or Cred?

    Common Stock
    Retained Earnings
    Dividends
    • CS: Credit
    • RE: Credit
    • Div.: Debit
  19. Indicate to which business activity, operating, investing activity, or financing activity, each item relates:

    1. Cash received from customers
    2. Cash paid to stockholders (dividends)
    3. Cash received from issuing new common stock
    4. Cash paid to suppliers
    5. Cash paid to purchase a new office building
    6. Securing outside funds
    7. Purchasing resources needed to operate
    8. Revenues/ expenses (Income-generating activities/ costs of performing activities)
    • 1. Operating activity
    • 2. Financing activity
    • 3. Financing activity
    • 4. Operating activity
    • 5. Investing activity
    • 6. Financing activity
    • 7. Investing activity
    • 8. Operating activity
  20. Which of the following questions would a creditor most likely ask?




    D)
  21. Porter Veterinary Services recently purchased several new stock trailers for their equine and bovine clients. The stock trailers increased their long-term assets by 50%. Porter Veterinary Services most likely used cash obtained from ________ activities to purchase these trailers.
    financing
  22. When a company’s revenues exceed their expenses, they record a net ____.




    C)
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