transactionsthe economicevents of abusiness thatare recordedby accountantsforensicaccountinguses acctg,auditing, andinvestigativeskills toinvestigate theftand fraudexternaluserswho usesfinancialaccountinginformationrevenueresults from thesale of goods orperformance ofa service in thenormal course ofbusinessethicsstandards ofconduct by whichactions are judgedright or wrong,honest ordishonest, fair orunfairnetlosswhenexpensesexceedrevenues theresult is aIFRSAccountingstandards set bythe InternationalAccountingStandardsBoard (IASB)SECgovernsaccountingand reportingrules for publiccompaniesinternaluserswho usesmanagerialaccountinginformationstockholders'equityclaims ofthebusinessownershistoriccostprincipleprinciplerequiringassets arerecorded atcostbalancesheetfinancialstatement thatpresents assets,liabilities andequity as of aspecific dateauditorsthey providean opinion ona company'sfinancialstatementsSOXincreased theaccounting andinternal controlrequirementsfor publiccompaniestheaccountingequationassets=liabilities+ equityGAAPcommon set ofaccountingstandards/rulescorporationa business set upas a separate legalentity under statelaw and havingownership dividedinto transferableshares of stocknetincomerevenue-expensesliabilityanythingowed bythebusinesscommonstockretainedearnings +______=stockeholders'equityassetsresourcesowned bythebusinesspresentsrevenues andexpensesand netincome/lossincomestatementproprietorshipa businessowned byonepersonexpensesthey reducestockholders'equity as aresult of normaloperatingactivitiesmonetaryunitassumptiononly transactionsthat can beexpressed inmoney terms areincluded in thefinancialstatementstheactivitiesofaccountingidentify,record,communicateanalyzebusinesstransactionsfirst stepinaccountingcycleFASBprimaryaccountingstandardsetting bodyin the US Relevanceprinciple statingthat financialinformation iscapable of makinga difference in adecisioneconomicentityassumptionactivities of thecompanyshould be keptseparate fromits ownersfaithfulrepresentationnumbers anddescriptionsmatch whatreally happenedor existed--theyare factualCreditRightside ofan entrrevenue -expenses-dividendsretainedearningsdividendsthedistribution ofcash or otherassets toshareholderstransactionsthe economicevents of abusiness thatare recordedby accountantsforensicaccountinguses acctg,auditing, andinvestigativeskills toinvestigate theftand fraudexternaluserswho usesfinancialaccountinginformationrevenueresults from thesale of goods orperformance ofa service in thenormal course ofbusinessethicsstandards ofconduct by whichactions are judgedright or wrong,honest ordishonest, fair orunfairnetlosswhenexpensesexceedrevenues theresult is aIFRSAccountingstandards set bythe InternationalAccountingStandardsBoard (IASB)SECgovernsaccountingand reportingrules for publiccompaniesinternaluserswho usesmanagerialaccountinginformationstockholders'equityclaims ofthebusinessownershistoriccostprincipleprinciplerequiringassets arerecorded atcostbalancesheetfinancialstatement thatpresents assets,liabilities andequity as of aspecific dateauditorsthey providean opinion ona company'sfinancialstatementsSOXincreased theaccounting andinternal controlrequirementsfor publiccompaniestheaccountingequationassets=liabilities+ equityGAAPcommon set ofaccountingstandards/rulescorporationa business set upas a separate legalentity under statelaw and havingownership dividedinto transferableshares of stocknetincomerevenue-expensesliabilityanythingowed bythebusinesscommonstockretainedearnings +______=stockeholders'equityassetsresourcesowned bythebusinesspresentsrevenues andexpensesand netincome/lossincomestatementproprietorshipa businessowned byonepersonexpensesthey reducestockholders'equity as aresult of normaloperatingactivitiesmonetaryunitassumptiononly transactionsthat can beexpressed inmoney terms areincluded in thefinancialstatementstheactivitiesofaccountingidentify,record,communicateanalyzebusinesstransactionsfirst stepinaccountingcycleFASBprimaryaccountingstandardsetting bodyin the US Relevanceprinciple statingthat financialinformation iscapable of makinga difference in adecisioneconomicentityassumptionactivities of thecompanyshould be keptseparate fromits ownersfaithfulrepresentationnumbers anddescriptionsmatch whatreally happenedor existed--theyare factualCreditRightside ofan entrrevenue -expenses-dividendsretainedearningsdividendsthedistribution ofcash or otherassets toshareholders

Intro to Financial Accounting Chapter 1 Review - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. the economic events of a business that are recorded by accountants
    transactions
  2. uses acctg, auditing, and investigative skills to investigate theft and fraud
    forensic accounting
  3. who uses financial accounting information
    external users
  4. results from the sale of goods or performance of a service in the normal course of business
    revenue
  5. standards of conduct by which actions are judged right or wrong, honest or dishonest, fair or unfair
    ethics
  6. when expenses exceed revenues the result is a
    net loss
  7. Accounting standards set by the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB)
    IFRS
  8. governs accounting and reporting rules for public companies
    SEC
  9. who uses managerial accounting information
    internal users
  10. claims of the business owners
    stockholders' equity
  11. principle requiring assets are recorded at cost
    historic cost principle
  12. financial statement that presents assets, liabilities and equity as of a specific date
    balance sheet
  13. they provide an opinion on a company's financial statements
    auditors
  14. increased the accounting and internal control requirements for public companies
    SOX
  15. assets= liabilities + equity
    the accounting equation
  16. common set of accounting standards/rules
    GAAP
  17. a business set up as a separate legal entity under state law and having ownership divided into transferable shares of stock
    corporation
  18. revenue- expenses
    net income
  19. anything owed by the business
    liability
  20. retained earnings + ______= stockeholders' equity
    common stock
  21. resources owned by the business
    assets
  22. income statement
    presents revenues and expenses and net income/loss
  23. a business owned by one person
    proprietorship
  24. they reduce stockholders' equity as a result of normal operating activities
    expenses
  25. only transactions that can be expressed in money terms are included in the financial statements
    monetary unit assumption
  26. identify, record, communicate
    the activities of accounting
  27. first step in accounting cycle
    analyze business transactions
  28. primary accounting standard setting body in the US
    FASB
  29. principle stating that financial information is capable of making a difference in a decision
    Relevance
  30. activities of the company should be kept separate from its owners
    economic entity assumption
  31. numbers and descriptions match what really happened or existed--they are factual
    faithful representation
  32. Right side of an entr
    Credit
  33. retained earnings
    revenue - expenses-dividends
  34. the distribution of cash or other assets to shareholders
    dividends