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LIFEPAC Accounting Unit 6


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a balance sheet format that lists the assets on the left and the liabilities and equity on the right, similar to the accounting equation.

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Balance Sheet
A financial statement that reports assets, liabilities and owners equity on a specific date.
Fiscal period
The length of the accounting cycle for which a business summarises and reports financial information.
Income Statement
A financial statement that reports the revenue and expenses for a fiscal period.
Net
The amount remaining after all deductions have been made.
Account format
A balance sheet format that lists the assets on the left and the liabilities and equity on the right, similar to the accounting equation.
Purpose 4/4 of the Income Statement
The net income or net loss for the fiscal period
Purpose 3/4 of the Income Statement
All expenses that are matched against the revenue for the fiscal period
Purpose 2/4 of the Income statement
A summary of all sources of revenue for the fiscal period
Purpose 1/4 of the Income statement
The fiscal period covered by the statement
Two statements that show financial position
(1) The statement of owner’s equity, and (2) the Balance Sheet.
The purpose of the owner’s equity statement
To report changes in Capital for that fiscal period
The 2 sources necessary to complete the statement of owner’s equity
(1) The statement of owner’s equity, and (2) the Balance Sheet.
The statement of owner’s equity...
Is prepared before the balance sheet
Net loss
The difference between total revenue and total expenses when total expenses are greater than total revenue.
Report Format
The most common balance sheet format, with the asset section listed first, followed by the liability and equity sections. This is a two-column report similar to the income statement.
Statement of Owner’s Equity
The financial statement that reports the changes in capital that have occurred between the beginning and ending of a given fiscal period.
Worksheet
A columnar accounting form used to summarise the general ledger information needed to prepare financial statements.