Bank Reconciliation | Merchandising | Inventory | Fraud/Internal Control | Sale/Purchase Journal Entries |
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What is a deposit-in-transit?
A deposit that was made but not yet available.
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What is a periodic system?
Only records the sale, adjusts inventory at the end.
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What is FIFO, LIFO, and Weighted-Average?
The three methods of selling inventory
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What is establish responsibility?
Assign each task to only one employee.
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What is an initial sale?
Cash or Account Receivable
Sales Revenue |
What is a bank fee?
A subtraction on the book side for a service charge.
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What are credit terms?
Numbers that identify when a discount can be given and when the payment is due
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What is LIFO?
Best way to avoid taxes in a rising economy
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What is restrict access?
Do not provide access to assets or information unless it is needed to fulfill assigned responsibilities.
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What is a purchase payment?
Account Payable
Cash Inventory |
What are the steps in the petty cash system?
Establish, Use, or Reestablish
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What is FOB shipping point?
Shipping the buyer is responsible for.
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What is FIFO?
The system used for perishable goods.
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What are three points of the fraud triangle?
Incentive, rationalization, and opportunity
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What is a sale receipt?
Cash
Sales Discount Account Receivable |
What is petty cash?
An accessible store of money kept by an organization for expenditure on small items.
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What is net sales?
Sales
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What is gross profit?
Sales revenue subtracted by cost of goods sold
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What is segregate duties?
Do not make one employee responsible for all parts of a process.
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What is a sale R+A?
Inventory
COGS |
What is reconciling?
The process of comparing two sets of records.
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What is goods available for sale?
BB Inventory
+Purchases |
What is FIFO?
Profit is lower when the economy is falling
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What is opportunity?
When an employee has a means of committing fraud.
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What is a purchase R+A?
Cash or Accounts Payable
Inventory |