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Question 1
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What are the rules of a T-Account? Mark all that are correct.
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Every transaction requires an entry in at least two accounts
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Debit is on the right side of the account and a credit is on the left side of the account
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Total debits equal total credits
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Credit is on the right side of the account and a debit is on the left side of the account
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Which are of the following are Permanent Accounts? Note permanent accounts do not get consolidated at the end of the year. Select the one right answer.
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Assets and Liabilities and Owners Equity
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Expenses and Revenue
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Balance Sheet Accounts
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Income Statement Accounts
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Assets and Liabilities and Owners Equity and Balance Sheet Accounts
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Expenses and Revenue and Income Statement Accounts
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Which of the following are Temporary Accounts? Note temporary accounts get consolidated and moved at the end of the year. Select the one right answer.
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Assets and Liabilities and Owners Equity
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Expenses and Revenue
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Balance Sheet Accounts
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Income Statement Accounts
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Assets and Liabilities and Owners Equity and Balance Sheet Accounts
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Expenses and Revenue and Income Statement Accounts
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In the Good Vibrations transactions (#4) there was a loan worth $300,000 borrowed from the Royal Bank. GVI agreed to pay interest costs of 10% each year based on the outstanding balance throughout the year and repay $100,000 of principal on December 31, 2012, December 31, 2013, and December 31, 2014. Please select all responses that apply.
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Cash is debited for $300,000
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Bank loan current is credited for $300,000
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Bank loan current is credited for $100,000 and Bank loan long term is credited for $200,000
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The accounts used in this transaction are categorized as assets and liabilities and owner’s equity.
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In the Good Vibrations transactions (#8) there are products sold and booked to revenue. The company made $200,000 of cash sales and $600,000 of sales on credit. Select all that apply.
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Some of the accounts used in this transaction are categorized as liabilities and owner’s equity.
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The recording of the transaction includes a debit to cash of $200,000 and a debt to accounts receivable of $600,000.
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The recording of the transaction includes a credit to accounts payable for $800,000.
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Some of the accounts used in this transaction are categorized as expenses.
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In the Good Vibrations transactions (#10) there is an adjusted allowance for bad debt. A client who owed GVI $70,000 declared bankruptcy. Please select all that apply.
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The accounts are categorized as Assets and Expenses.
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The accounts are categorized as Liabilities and Owner’s Equity and Revenues
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The transaction is recorded as a debit for $70,000 to bad debt expense and as a $70,000 credit to accounts receivable.
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The transaction is recorded as a credit for $70,000 to bad debt expense and as a $70,000 debit to accounts receivable.
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In the Good Vibrations transactions (#12) the company made debt payments. They paid the bank $130,000 ($100,000 principal and $30,000 interest). Select all that apply.
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One of the transactions is to credit cash for $130,000
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One of the transactions is to credit interest expense for $30,000
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The only transaction to the bank loan current account is to debit this account for $100,000
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One of the transactions is to move $100,000 the bank loan long term to the bank loan current account
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In the Good Vibrations transactions (#13) the company conducted a physical inventory. A physical inventory count showed that goods valued at $150,000 remained in the store. Select all that apply.
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The categorization of accounts includes assets, expenses and revenues.
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The categorization of accounts includes assets and expenses.
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The transaction includes debiting Cost of Goods Sold for $350,000 and crediting Inventory for $350,000.
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The transaction includes crediting Cost of Goods Sold for $350,000 and debiting Inventory for $350,000.
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In the Good Vibrations transactions (#15). The company is depreciating their assets over their useful lives. The store equipment was expected to last ten years. Select all that apply.
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The original store equipment was recorded on the books as an asset for $40,000.
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The depreciation for the store equipment is $40,000.
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Accumulated depreciation is credited and depreciation expense is debited.
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The depreciation for the store equipment in $4,000.
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In the Good Vibrations transactions (#18). John evaluated the potential acquisition (but ultimately did not proceed with the transaction). John evaluated purchasing a small company for $400,000. The company he was evaluating was carrying the value of its net assets at $300,000. How much Goodwill would he have booked if he had moved forward with the acquisition? Select the correct answer.
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John would have recorded $300,000 in Goodwill.
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John would have recorded $400,000 in Goodwill.
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John would have recorded $100,000 in Goodwill.
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No answers are correct
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