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AC113 Seminar
Unit 4 – Chapter 3
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Basic Accrual Accounting Concepts
• Transactions…– are recorded as they occur. – are recorded even if cash is not paid or
received.– affect the accounting equation (A=L+OE).
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Accrual Basis
• Revenue is recognized (recorded) when earned.
• Liabilities are recognized when the obligation is incurred.
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Matching Principle
• When revenues are earned and recorded, all expenses incurred in generating the revenues must also be recorded.
• Matching subtracts expenses incurred from revenues earned to arrive at Net Income or Net Loss.
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The Adjustment Process
• Necessary to match revenues and expenses – application of the matching concept.
• Completes the information necessary for financial statement preparation.
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Deferrals
• Created by recording a transaction in a way that delays the recognition of an expense or a revenue.
• Examples:– Prepaid/deferred expenses– Unearned/deferred revenues
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Accruals
• Created when a revenue or expense has been earned or incurred, but has not been recorded at the end of an accounting period.
• Examples:– Accrued expenses/liabilities– Accrued revenues/assets
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Deferrals and Accruals
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Accrual Basis Accounting
• Enhances interpretation of financial statements by following a standard set of rules (GAAP) for recording and reporting.
• Is a better predictor of long-term profitability.
• Required for publicly held corporations.
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Cash Basis Accounting
• Transactions are recorded when cash is paid or received.
• Used by individuals and small businesses.
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Accrual Accounting Uses the Accounting Cycle
• Basic steps of the accounting cycle:– Identifying, analyzing, and recording the effects
of transactions on the accounting equation.– Identifying, analyzing, and recording
adjustment data.– Preparing financial statements.
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Adjustments: Exercise 3-8, pg. 112
• Given: The balance in the supplies account, before adjustment at the end of the year, is $1,850. What is the amount of the adjustment if the amount of supplies on hand at the end of the year is $675?
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Exercise 3-8, pg. 112 (cont.)
• When we purchase supplies, our supplies account increases. The problem tells us that the balance in the account is $1,850. However, a physical inventory of supplies reveals that only $675 worth of supplies are still on hand.
• What does this mean?
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Exercise 3-8, pg. 112 (cont.)
• The $675 of supplies still on hand are the supplies that have not been used.
• The difference between the $1,850 balance and the $675 still on hand is $1,175.
• What do you think might have happened to the $1,175 worth of supplies???
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Exercise 3-8, pg. 112 (cont.)
• They were used in the business!
• So, our adjustment will be to move $1,175 out of supplies (asset) and into supplies expense.
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Exercise 3-8, pg. 112 (cont.)
• Part B, Given: The supplies account has a balance of $380, and the supplies expense account has a balance of $1,560 at December 31, 2009. If 2009 was the first year of operations, what was the amount of supplies purchased during the year?
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Exercise 3-8, pg. 112 (cont.)
Basic Formula
Beginning Inventory
+ Purchases
Supplies available for use
- Ending inventory
Supplies used during the year
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Exercise 3-8, pg. 112 (cont.)
Fill in the blanks
$0 (because this is the first year of operations)
+ ??????? (this is the number we are looking for)
Supplies available for use
- $380
$1,560
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Exercise 3-8, pg. 112 (cont.)
$1,560 + $380 = $1,940 – supplies available for use.
Because we started with a beginning inventory of $0, the $1,940 must have been purchased during the current accounting period.
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Exercise 3-29, pg. 115
Here we are asked to prepare a classified balance sheet.
Let’s revisit a balance sheet.
What type of items do we include on a balance sheet?
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Exercise 3-29, pg. 115 (cont.)
Assets = Liabilities + Stockholders’ Equity
Now, what might a classified balance sheet mean?
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Exercise 3-29, pg. 115 (cont.)
A classified balance sheet basically means that we will categorize (classify) our accounts into various categories.
What are some of the classifications that we might use on a classified balance sheet?
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Exercise 3-29, pg. 115 (cont.)
Asset Categories:
Current Assets – assets expected to be converted to cash, sold, or used up in one year or less.
Fixed Assets – long-term physical assets to be used in the business to generate revenue.
Intangible Assets – long-term assets lacking physical substance such as copyrights, patents, trademarks, and brand names.
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Exercise 3-29, pg. 115 (cont.)
Liabilities:
Current Liabilities – liabilities that will be paid within one year.
Long-Term Liabilities – liabilities that will be paid in longer than one year.
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Exercise 3-29, pg. 115 (cont.)
Which accounts should we include in the current assets section of our balance sheet?
***Hint: Assets that will turn to cash, be sold, or used up within one year.
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Exercise 3-29, pg. 115 (cont.)
REDOX CO. Balance Sheet
November 30, 2008
Assets Current assets: Cash .................................................................... $14,400 Accounts receivable .......................................... 17,500 Supplies .............................................................. 1,500 Prepaid insurance .............................................. 5,800 Prepaid rent ........................................................ 3,600 Total current assets $42,800
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Exercise 3-29, pg. 115 (cont.)
Which accounts should be part of our fixed assets?
How about intangible assets? Do you see any intangible assets in the list?
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Exercise 3-29, pg. 115 (cont.)
REDOX CO. Balance Sheet
November 30, 2008
Assets Current assets: Cash .................................................................... $14,400 Accounts receivable .......................................... 17,500 Supplies .............................................................. 1,500 Prepaid insurance .............................................. 5,800 Prepaid rent ........................................................ 3,600 Total current assets ...................................... $42,800 Property, plant, and equipment: Equipment ........................................................... $65,000 Less accumulated depreciation ................... 16,800 48,200 Total assets .............................................................. $91,000
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Exercise 3-29, pg. 115 (cont.)
Which accounts should be part of current liabilities?
How about long-term liabilties?
How about stockholders’ equity?
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Exercise 3-29, pg. 115 (cont.)
Liabilities Current liabilities: Accounts payable ............................................... $ 7,600 Salaries payable ................................................. 1,400 Unearned fees ..................................................... 1,000 Total liabilities .......................................................... $10,000
Stockholders’ Equity Capital stock ............................................................ $25,000 Retained earnings .................................................... 56,000 Total stockholders’ equity ................................. 81,000 Total liabilities and stockholders’ equity $91,000
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Questions
Does anyone have additional questions?