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Independent Work: by The Discipline Accounting

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Independent Work: by The Discipline Accounting

This document appears to be an independent work assignment completed by a student named V.V. Radko for an accounting course. The assignment contains two parts: 1) classifying various accounts as assets, liabilities, income, expenses or equity and indicating whether their balances normally increase or decrease with debits or credits; and 2) unscrambling accounting terms.
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Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine

Sumy State University


Educational and Scientific Institute of Business Technologies "UABS"
Department of Economic Cybernetics

Independent work
by the discipline «Accounting»

Fulfilled: student of the AБ-71-8a group


V.V. Radko
Checked: Z. A. Oleksich

2018
Option 1

1. Classify the following accounts as Assets (A), Liabilities (L), Income (I),
Expenses (Ex), or Equity (Eq), Increase/ Decrease, Debit/ Credit:
Element Increase/ Debit/ Credit
Account name Decrease (Normal
balance)
Bank Assets ↑ Debit; ↓ Debit
Credit
Furniture Assets ↑ Debit; ↓ Debit
Credit
Capital Equity ↑ Credit; ↓ Credit
Debit
Buildings Assets ↑ Debit; ↓ Debit
Credit
Shop equipment Assets ↑ Debit; ↓ Debit
Credit
Inventory Assets ↑ Debit; ↓ Debit
Credit
Wages Expenses ↑ Debit; ↓ Debit
Credit
Bank Assets ↑ Debit; ↓ Debit
Credit
Fees received Income ↑ Credit; ↓ Credit
Debit
Goodwill Assets ↑ Debit; ↓ Debit
Credit
Accounts payable Liabilities ↑ Credit; ↓ Credit
Debit

2. Word Scramble

1. The financial statement that is described as a "snapshot" of


Balance
a company’s financial position is the balance _sheet.

2. The accrual method (or basis) of accounting reports


expenses when they are incurred (as opposed to when they Accrual
are paid).
3. Land is an asset that is not depreciation. Depreciation

4. An asset's book value is its cost minus its accumulated


Accumulated
depreciation.

5. The amount of prepaid insurance that has expired in the


Expense
accounting period is reported as an expense.

6. A credit entry will cause the Cash account balance to


Decrease
decrease.

7. Assets = Liabilities + Stockholders’ Equity is known as the


Equation
basic accounting Equation.

8. Revenues will cause a corporation's Stockholders' Equity


Revenues
to increase.

9. A listing of the general ledger accounts that does not


Chart
include the account balances is the chart of accounts.

10. The general ledger accounts whose balances are closed at


the end of the accounting year are the Income statement Income
accounts.

11. The statement of cash flows reports amounts according to


Operating
three activities: operating, financing, and investing.

12. The amount of prepaid insurance that has not expired as


Asset
of the end of the accounting period is reported as an asset.
13. Property is not reported at its current market value
Principle
because of the cost principle.

14. The double -entry system means that each transaction


will affect a minimum of two accounts and that debits must Double
equal credits.

15. Unearned Revenues is reported on the balance sheet as a


Liability
Liability.

16. Under the accrual method, the account that is debited at


Receivable
the time of a sale on credit is Accounts Receivable.

17. Under the accrual method, revenues are reported on the


Earned
income statement when they are earned.

18. Under the accrual method, when a company purchases


goods from a supplier on credit the company will credit Payable
Accounts Payable.

19. This is an allocation process (not a valuation process)


Depreciation
associated with equipment and other plant assets.

20. The component of stockholders' equity that serves as a


link to the corporation's income statement is retained Earnings
earnings. _______________.

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