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    Chapter 1: Accounting is the Langua

    1 Useaccounting vocabulary

    2 Learnaccounting concepts and

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    3 Applythe accounting equation to

    organizations

    4 Evaluatebusiness operations

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    5 Usefinancial statements

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    e of Business

    Page 2

    rinciples

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    business

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    1 Useaccounting vocabulary

    Each chapter begins with an actual

    statement

    For Chapter 1 we used the i ncome

    or" Consol idated Statement of Op

    For J Crew Group Inc.

    Company managers make lots of deci

    for J Crew

    Which is selling faster-pants,

    or shoes?

    Are jeans bringing in more pr

    blazers?

    Should J Crew expand into Eu

    Asia?

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    Accounting is

    .. an information system

    .. the "language of business"the better you understand the

    the better you can manage yo

    Accounting produces .

    f inanc ial statements

    . Which report informatio

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    the business entity

    The f inanc ial statemen tsmeasure

    performance and tell where a bus

    stands in financial terms

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    Flow of Accounting Information

    People make decisions

    Business transactions occur

    Companies report results

    Who uses Accounting information?

    .. individuals

    investors and creditors

    .. regulatory bodies

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    .. non profit organizations

    Two kinds of Accounting

    FinancialAccounting

    ManagerialAccounting

    Financial Accounting --

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    provides information to people u

    the firm

    investors

    bankers

    government agencies

    general publ ic

    Financial Accounting --

    must meet standards ofrelevanc

    rel iabil i ty

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    Managerial Accounting --

    generates "inside information" fo

    provides information for manager

    Managerial Accounting --

    examples

    budgets, forecasts, and projec

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    must still be accurate and relevan

    decision needs of managers

    Forms a business can take

    1 proprietorship

    2 partnership

    limited-liability companies (LL3 corporations

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    proprietorship

    has a single owner

    legally the proprietor is the busin

    proprietor is personally responsi

    for accounting the proprietorshipfrom the proprietor

    partnership

    two or more partners

    each partner is liable

    jointly and severally liable

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    Limited Liability Company

    one or many ownersowners have no personal liability

    owners are called members

    Corporation

    one or many owners

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    owners have no personal liability

    owners "own" stock

    owners are called stockholders o

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    page 3

    language

    r finances

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    about

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    page 3

    iness

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    page 4

    page 4

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    page 4

    page 4

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    ersoutside

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    and

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    page 4

    managers

    s

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    tion

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    t for the

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    )

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    page 6

    ss

    le

    is separate

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    page 7

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    shareholders

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    J. Crew Group, Inc. page 2

    Consolidated Statement of Operations

    Year ended

    (In millions) Feb. 3, 2007

    Revenue1 Net sales 1,117$

    2 Other revenue 35

    3 Total revenue 1,152

    4 Cost of goods sold 652

    5 Gross Profit 500

    6 Selling and adm. expenses 375

    7 Income from operations 125

    8 Interest expense 44

    9 Lose on debt refinancing 10

    10 Income before inc. taxes 71

    11 Income taxes (7)

    12 Net income 78$

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    Year ended

    Feb. 2, 2008

    1,292$

    43

    1,335

    746

    589

    416

    173

    11

    -

    162

    65

    97$

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    Learnaccounting concepts and

    GenerallyA ccepted A ccounting

    professional guidelines for

    and disclosure of fina

    Two importance sources of acco

    1. Financial A ccounting Standa

    sets rules in the Unite

    2. International A ccounting Sta

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    sets rules globally

    Conceptual Foundation of Accou

    The overall objective of accouis to provide usefu lfin

    Conceptual Foundation of Accou

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    Accounting's Objectives-

    fundamental qual i tat ive chara

    relevance

    faithful represe

    Conceptual Foundation of Accou

    relevance -able to in f luence decis

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    Conceptual Foundation of Accoufaithful representation orrel ia

    . complete

    .. neutral (f ree f rom bias

    w ithout mater ial error

    accounting information focuseconom ic substance

    Conceptual Foundation of Accou

    Accounting's Objectives-

    enhancing qual i tat ive charact

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    . comparab il i ty

    .. ver if iab i li t y

    t imel iness

    . understandabi l i ty

    Conceptual Foundation of Accou

    Two aspects ofcomparabi l i ty

    1. able to compare dif ferent com

    2. able to compare a company frperiod to the next -cons is

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    Conceptual Foundation of Accou

    verifiability- must be able to check for accuracy

    completeness

    reliabili

    process of verifying information'soften involves internaland ex

    Conceptual Foundation of Accou

    t imel iness-

    information must be available

    enough to help them

    understandabi l i ty-

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    must make sense to the reaso

    Conceptual Foundation of Accou

    Constraints

    . mater ial i ty

    .. cos t

    Conceptual Foundation of Accou

    material i ty

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    . information must be important

    .. if omitted or in error it would

    in the users decision

    only "mater ial informat ion"must

    disc losed

    Conceptual Foundation of Accou

    cos t

    cost should not exceed the exto the user

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    Entity Concept

    - an organization stands apart

    separate economic uni

    -sharp boundaries are draw ar

    so as not to confuse its aff

    Continuity Assumption

    Going concern concept

    assumes an entity will remain

    enough to use existing asse

    purpose

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    Cost principle

    assets and services should be

    actual "historical cost"

    Stable monetary unit

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    - assume that the dollars purch

    - ignore inflation

    - add and subtract dollar amou

    dollar has the same purchasin

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    rinciples

    page 7

    Principles (GAAP)

    measurement

    cial information

    nting guidelines

    page 7

    ds Board (FASB)

    States

    dards Board (ISAB)

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    ting page 7

    tingancial information

    ting page 7

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    ter ist ics

    ntation

    ting page 7

    ons

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    ting page 7-8i l i ty -

    n thef a transaction

    ting page 8

    r is t ics

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    ting page 8

    anies-compare

    m oneen t

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    ting page 8

    ty

    ernal audito rs

    ting page 8

    o the user early

    ake decisions

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    able informed user

    ting page 8

    ting page 8

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    ake a difference

    be separately

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    ected benefit

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    page 8

    as a

    t

    und an "entity"

    irs with others

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    in operations long

    ts for their intended

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    page 9

    recorded at their

    page10

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    sing power is stable

    ts as though each

    power

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    App lythe accounting equation to bu

    organizations

    Assets = Liabilities +

    Asset

    economic resources that are exp

    a future benefit

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    Claims on assets

    -- Liabilities are "outsiders claims"-- debts payableto outsiders (or

    -- Equity are "insider claims"Equity means ownersh ip

    Equity has two parts

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    -- paid in capital -(also called contr

    -- retain earn ing - the amount ear

    producing activities kept for u

    Expanded balance sheet equation

    Assets = Liabilities +

    Assets = Liabi l i t ies+ Contrib uted Capit

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    Paid-in capital

    . the amount investors have "inves

    .. basic component is common s toc

    1 common s tockis issued by a

    as evidence of ownership2 all corporations have common

    Retained Earnings

    the amount earned from income-

    and kept for use in the busine

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    Revenues

    Expenses

    Revenues

    an increase in retained earnings

    of goods and services

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    Expenses

    a decrease in retained earnings b

    Dividend

    a decrease in retained earnings b

    distribution to shareholders

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    Components of Retained Earnings

    Beginning balance star t of th

    + Net Income/ - Net Loss revenues -

    - Dividends payments

    = Ending balance end of the

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    iness

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    Equities

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    cted to produce

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    creditors)

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    buted capital)

    ned from income

    e in the business

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    Equities

    l + Retained Earn ings

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    Page 14

    ed" in the corporationk

    orporation

    stock

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    roducing activities

    s

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    y delivery

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    operations

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    per iod

    expenses

    o shareholders

    eriod

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    Evaluatebusiness operations

    Four financial statements

    income statement

    statement of retained earn ing

    balance sheet

    statement o f cash f low

    Income statement

    How well did the company perfor

    What did sell?

    What did spend? -

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    =

    Statement of retained earnings

    Why did the company's retained e

    Beginning retained earnings

    + net income- dividends

    Ending retained earnings

    Balance sheet

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    What is the company's financial pDec. 31. the end o f the year

    Assets = Liabilities + Equity

    Statement of cash flow

    Increases / decreases in cash

    +/ - Operating activities

    +/ - Investing activities

    +/ - Financing activities

    = total Increases / (decreases) i

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    + Beginning bal

    = Ending balance

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    s

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    ?

    Revenues

    Expense

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    income or loss

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    rnings change?

    page 16

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    sition at?

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    n cash

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    Exh ib it 1-11 page 27

    Relationship among the financial state

    Revenues 700,000$ Beg. Ret. Ear

    Expenses 670,000 Net income

    Net Income 30,000$ Cash dividen

    End. Ret. Ear

    Assets Operating cas

    Cash 35,000$ investing cash

    Other Assets 265,000 Financing cas

    Total Assets 300,000$ Net increase in

    Liabilities Beginning cas

    Total Liabilities 120,000$ Ending cash

    Stockholders Equity

    Common stock 40,000

    Retained earnings 200,000

    Other equity (60,000)

    Total Stkhdrs Equity 180,000

    ABC Company

    Balance Sheet

    December 31, 2010

    AB

    Statem

    Year E

    ABC CompanyIncome Statement

    Year Ended Dec. 31, 2010

    ABStatement

    Year E

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    Total Liab + Equity 300,000$

    page 16

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    ents

    nings 180,000$

    30,000$

    d (10,000)$

    nings 200,000$

    90,000$

    (100,000)

    40,000

    cash 30,000

    5,000

    35,000$

    Company

    nt of Cash Flow

    ded Dec. 31, 2010

    Companyf Retained Earnings

    ded Dec. 31, 2010

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    S1 - 1 PAGE 36

    Assets = Liabilities +

    a = 130,000$ +b 250,000$ = 70,000$ +

    c 190,000$ = +

    S1 - 8 PAGE 37

    1 Assets Liabilities

    A acct payable x

    B common stock

    C supplies x

    D retained earningsE Land x

    F Prepaid expense x

    G Acct receivable x

    H Long term debt x

    I Mech inventory x

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    J Note payable x

    K expenses payable x

    L Equipment x

    S1- 9 Page 37

    1 Revenues , expenses

    2 net income / net loss

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    S1- 10 Page 37

    Call Anywhere Wireless Inc.

    Income Statement

    for the year ending 12/31/10

    (millions)

    Revenues 94

    Expenses 23

    Net Income 71

    S1- 11 Page 37

    Roam Corp.

    Statement Retained Earning

    for the year ending 12/31/10

    (millions)

    Beginning Retained earnings 210

    Net Income 130

    Dividend (43)

    Ending Retained earnings 297

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    S1- 12 Page 32

    Tommer Products

    Balance Sheet

    At 12/31/10

    Assets

    Cash 12,000

    Receivables 5,000

    Inventory 42,000

    Equipment 82,000

    Total Assets 141,000

    Liabilities

    Acct Pay 17,000

    Long term Note Pay 78,000

    Total Liabilities 95,000

    Equity

    Common Stock 14,800

    Retained earning 31,200

    Total Equity 46,000

    Total Equity & Liabilities 141,000

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    S1- 13 Page 38

    Yidas Medical SuppliesStatement of Cash Flows

    For the year ending 12/31/10

    Cash from

    Operating

    Net income 90,000

    Cash adjustments (16,000)

    Cash from Operating Activities: 74,000

    Investing

    Purchase of equipment (40,000)

    Cash Used in Investing Activities: (40,000)

    Finances

    Dividends paid (60,000)

    Cash Used in Financing Activities: (60,000)

    Net decrease in cash (26,000)

    Beginning balance 40,000

    Ending balance 14,000

    S1- 13 Page 38

    a SCF,SRE dividends

    b IS Salary expense

    c BS Inventory

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    d IS Sales revenue

    e BS, SRE Retained earnings

    f SCF Net cash provided by operating activitie

    g SCF,IS,SRE Net income

    h BS,SCF Cashi SCF Net cash used in financing activities

    j BS Accounts payable

    k BS Common stock

    l IS Interest revenues

    m BS Long term debt

    n SCF Increase or decrease in cash

    E1-16A Page 38

    Assets =

    Corner Grocery =

    Hudson Bank 29$ =

    DJ Video Rental 21$ =

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    Equity

    21,000$

    80,000$

    Equity

    x

    x

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    Rev 380

    exp 250

    net inc 130

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    BS = Balance Sheet

    IS = Income Statement

    SCF = Statement of Cash Flow

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    SRE = Statement of Retained Earnings

    Stockholders'

    Liabilities + Equity

    9$ + 7$

    + 15$

    10$ +