assets =liabilities +owner'sequityTheaccountingequationCPACertifiedPublicAccountantsoleproprietorshiptype ofbusinessowned byone persondebitleft sideof the T-accounttransactionsbusinessactivities thatchange theaccountingequationchart ofaccountslist ofaccountsused by abusinesspettycashcash that abusiness keepson hand forsmall paymentsor purchasesjournalform used torecordtransactions ina chronologicalordercreditright sideof the T-accountdouble-entryaccountingconcept thatyou record adebit andcredit for eachtransactiontemporaryaccountsAccounts that areused to gatherinformation until itis transferred to apermanentaccountMatchingExpenseswithRevenuerecordingexpensesand revenuein sameperiodledgerform thatsummarizes allthe changes to asingle account inone placeW-4form used toreport anemployee'swithholdingallowancesintegritythe quality ofbeing honestand havingstrong moralprinciplesmultiplyingthe totalearnings bythe tax rateSocialSecurity taxand Medicaretax arecalculated bywriting thecustomernumber in thePost. Ref.column of thejournallast step inposting to anaccountsreceivableledgerforensicaccountinguncoveringillicit activityand trackingcriminalfundingbalancesheetowner's Capitalaccount shouldbe the same asthe Capitalaccount balancein the:debitCash,creditCapitalrecord a receiptshowing thatcash wasreceived fromthe owner as aninvestmentverify thatthe columntotals arecorrectpurpose of adouble-linerule usedwhen rulinga journalthepurchasingand sellingof productsWhat accountingactivities make amerchandisingbusiness differfrom a servicebusiness?write theaccountname andthe accountnumberhow to openan accountin thegeneralledgerincomestatementA financialstatementshowing therevenue andexpenses for afiscal periodassets =liabilities +owner'sequityTheaccountingequationCPACertifiedPublicAccountantsoleproprietorshiptype ofbusinessowned byone persondebitleft sideof the T-accounttransactionsbusinessactivities thatchange theaccountingequationchart ofaccountslist ofaccountsused by abusinesspettycashcash that abusiness keepson hand forsmall paymentsor purchasesjournalform used torecordtransactions ina chronologicalordercreditright sideof the T-accountdouble-entryaccountingconcept thatyou record adebit andcredit for eachtransactiontemporaryaccountsAccounts that areused to gatherinformation until itis transferred to apermanentaccountMatchingExpenseswithRevenuerecordingexpensesand revenuein sameperiodledgerform thatsummarizes allthe changes to asingle account inone placeW-4form used toreport anemployee'swithholdingallowancesintegritythe quality ofbeing honestand havingstrong moralprinciplesmultiplyingthe totalearnings bythe tax rateSocialSecurity taxand Medicaretax arecalculated bywriting thecustomernumber in thePost. Ref.column of thejournallast step inposting to anaccountsreceivableledgerforensicaccountinguncoveringillicit activityand trackingcriminalfundingbalancesheetowner's Capitalaccount shouldbe the same asthe Capitalaccount balancein the:debitCash,creditCapitalrecord a receiptshowing thatcash wasreceived fromthe owner as aninvestmentverify thatthe columntotals arecorrectpurpose of adouble-linerule usedwhen rulinga journalthepurchasingand sellingof productsWhat accountingactivities make amerchandisingbusiness differfrom a servicebusiness?write theaccountname andthe accountnumberhow to openan accountin thegeneralledgerincomestatementA financialstatementshowing therevenue andexpenses for afiscal period

Accounting 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 accounting equation
    assets = liabilities + owner's equity
  2. Certified Public Accountant
    CPA
  3. type of business owned by one person
    sole proprietorship
  4. left side of the T-account
    debit
  5. business activities that change the accounting equation
    transactions
  6. list of accounts used by a business
    chart of accounts
  7. cash that a business keeps on hand for small payments or purchases
    petty cash
  8. form used to record transactions in a chronological order
    journal
  9. right side of the T-account
    credit
  10. concept that you record a debit and credit for each transaction
    double-entry accounting
  11. Accounts that are used to gather information until it is transferred to a permanent account
    temporary accounts
  12. recording expenses and revenue in same period
    Matching Expenses with Revenue
  13. form that summarizes all the changes to a single account in one place
    ledger
  14. form used to report an employee's withholding allowances
    W-4
  15. the quality of being honest and having strong moral principles
    integrity
  16. Social Security tax and Medicare tax are calculated by
    multiplying the total earnings by the tax rate
  17. last step in posting to an accounts receivable ledger
    writing the customer number in the Post. Ref. column of the journal
  18. uncovering illicit activity and tracking criminal funding
    forensic accounting
  19. owner's Capital account should be the same as the Capital account balance in the:
    balance sheet
  20. record a receipt showing that cash was received from the owner as an investment
    debit Cash, credit Capital
  21. purpose of a double-line rule used when ruling a journal
    verify that the column totals are correct
  22. What accounting activities make a merchandising business differ from a service business?
    the purchasing and selling of products
  23. how to open an account in the general ledger
    write the account name and the account number
  24. A financial statement showing the revenue and expenses for a fiscal period
    income statement