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Every term from the unit: the statements, the equation, the costs and the financing.
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A manager records, summarizes, and reports a store's money activity so owners and lenders can make decisions. What is this system called?
A formal report of a business's financial results or financial position, such as a report of revenue and expenses or a report of assets and debts, is called what?
Bloom Bakery sold $900 of cupcakes before subtracting any costs. Which income statement term names the $900?
A shoe store paid suppliers $4,000 for the shoes that customers bought from it this month. Which term names that direct cost?
Customers of Harbor Office Supply bought goods on 30-day credit and still owe the business. Which account holds those amounts?
A retailer's cash and inventory are expected to be used or sold within one year. What balance sheet category do they fit?
A landscaping firm's truck and mower will be used for several years. What category do these items fit?
River Café owes a supplier bill due in 30 days. What balance sheet category is that bill?
After a business subtracts its liabilities from its assets, what term names the amount that remains?
A T-shirt shop reaches the sales level where total revenue equals total costs. What is that point called?
Before opening, a food truck needs money for the truck, permits, and starting inventory. What general term names these funds?
An outside firm examines a company's accounting records to confirm the statements are accurate. What is this examination called?
What does an accountant usually do for a business?
In business accounting, what does bookkeeping mean?
What does an income statement show?
What does a balance sheet show?
In accounting, what does depreciation measure?
What is a budget for a business?
What does contribution margin mean for each unit sold?
What does debt financing mean?
What does equity financing mean?
What is a fiscal year?
Maya's Music has $5,000 in sales and $3,000 in cost of goods sold. Which figure is gross profit?
An income statement lists revenue of $12,000, cost of goods sold of $5,000, and operating expenses of $4,000. What is net income?
Oak Street Games had $6,000 in revenue and $7,500 in total expenses. Which result should its income statement report?
A balance sheet lists assets of $20,000 and liabilities of $8,000. Using , what is owner's equity?
North Pier Rentals earned a profit on paper, but customers will not pay invoices until next month and payroll is due today. What problem is most likely?
Skyline Signs pays $1,200 rent plus $6 of materials for each sign. If it makes 100 signs, what is total cost?
A candle stand has fixed costs of $600, sells candles for $10, and has variable cost of $4 per candle. How many candles is the break-even point?
GreenTech borrows $10,000 from a bank and must pay an extra $800 for using the money for one year. What is the $800 called?
A report for Luna Labs shows money received from customers, money paid to suppliers, and the money left in its bank account at the end of March. What statement is this?
A person gives a startup $50,000 in exchange for part ownership rather than a promise of repayment. What role is that person taking?
A store had $9,000 in sales and $6,500 in total costs this month. Is the $2,500 left over revenue or profit?
Revenue minus cost of goods sold gives a figure reported before operating expenses are subtracted. Which term names it?
A supplier has shipped inventory to Juno Books, and Juno Books still owes the supplier. Is this accounts payable or accounts receivable for Juno Books?
A bakery's flour cost rises when it bakes more loaves. Is flour a fixed cost or a variable cost?
A salon buys a styling chair it expects to use for five years. Should the salon record the chair as an asset or as an expense?
Juniper Florist takes out a bank loan to buy a delivery van. On the balance sheet, is the loan a liability or owner's equity?
A manufacturer signs a bank loan due in five years. Is the loan a current liability or a long-term liability?
A gym's monthly rent stays the same whether it serves 200 members or 500 members. Is rent a fixed cost or a variable cost?
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