A) FIFO
B) LIFO
C) Average
D) Flexplus
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A) income statement
B) statement of cash flows
C) cash budget
D) cash receivables and payables report
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A) Very helpful for small business owners who lack strong accounting support within their companies.
B) Too expensive and complicated for most small businesses.
C) A poor investment for small start-up companies due to the fact that these programs are seldom needed unless the firm is considered a mid-sized to large company.
D) So sophisticated that they can make most financial decisions without the aid of an accountant.
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A) Tax accounting.
B) Managerial accounting.
C) Informational accounting.
D) Financial accounting.
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A) Asset valuation.
B) Asset audits.
C) Appreciation.
D) Depreciation.
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A) Should be compared to other firms in the same industry.
B) Are compared to same size firms in the same geographic region of the country.
C) Are compared to the norms established by generally accepted accounting principles.
D) Are compared to the largest firms in the country.
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A) adheres to rules set by the GASB,while financial accounting uses a different group of rules set by the FASB.
B) involves the preparation of the balance sheet and income statement while financial accounting involves the preparation of the statement of cash flows.
C) handles recording and classifying information about transactions that have no direct financial impact on the firm,while financial accounting handles the recording and classifying of information about transactions that do have a financial impact.
D) provides information primarily intended for managers and others inside the company,while financial accounting provides information primarily intended for people outside the organization.
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A) Liquidity
B) Velocity
C) Fundability
D) Accessibility
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A) Wanted to decide which accounting system to adopt for a new business.
B) Believed that someone in your organization was employing unethical or illegal accounting methods.
C) Faced severe financial hardship and needed to find the most effective way to cut costs quickly.
D) Wanted to determine the best depreciation and inventory valuation methods to use to minimize the income taxes paid by your organization.
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A) declining balance asset
B) retained earning
C) long-term liability
D) long-term expense
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A) Phil continues with this procedure,but only until the store opens,at which time he will need an additional drawer for his sales transactions.
B) Phil invests some time in exploring an accounting system that will make it easier to classify and summarize accounting information.
C) Phil continues with this procedure because there is very little difference between one expense and another.
D) Phil stops wasting valuable time saving the receipts because accountants only record sales transactions.
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