Free!LiquidityThe efficiencyor ease inwhich an assetcan beconverted intocashAnalysisA criterionthat looks atrelationships,trends andissuesExpenseAn outflowof resourcesfrom abusinessClosingEntriesThe processwhere revenueand exp accountsare cleared to theProfit or LossSummary AccountOperatingActivitiesA category inthe Statementof Cash Flowsto record theday to dayflows of cashHistoricalCostPrincipleThe assumptionthat all assets areinitially recordedat the amountpaid at the timeof acquisitionGeneral &AdministrativeExpensesincurred in theday-to-dayoperation of thebusiness egInsuranceAssetsItems ofvalue owneror controlledby abusinessAccountingEquationA= L+ OEOwner'sEquityThe owner'sinterest orinvestmentin thebusinessAccountingEntityconceptThis conceptseparates theowner from thebusiness for thepurposes ofaccountingPublicCompanyAn incorporatedbusiness structurethat enjoys limitedliability and canraise funds throughselling shares onthe stock marketDrawingsAssets takenfrom thebusiness bythe owner forpersonal useGSTFreeSuppliesSupplies thatare not taxed.GST is notcollected butinput tax creditscan be claimedLossWhenRevenues<ExpensesSelling &DistributionExpensesrelated togetting the G&Sto the customere.g. AdvertisingGSTCollectedA liabilityaccount used torecord GSTreceived fromcustomers onG&SFinanceExpensesExpensesincurred ingetting orproviding moneyeg InterestExpenseLiabilitiesAmountsowed toexternalpartiesInputTaxedSuppliesInclude financialsupplies - GST isnot collected onthese supplies andinput tax creditscannot be claimedAccountingPeriodconceptA concept thatassumes the lifeof the businessis divided intoarbitrary timeperiodsRevenueSales is anexample ofthis accounttypeEvaluationA criterion thatfocuses onjudgements aboutalternatives,decisions andrecommendationsPrivateCompanyAn incorporatedbusiness withlimited liabilitybut shares arenot available onthe ASXInventoryAdjustmentA Cost of Salesaccount used torecordshortages orsurpluses ofstockSolvencyThe ability of abusiness to beable to meet itsdebts/obligationsCreditRevenueare thisnatureTaxableSuppliesGoods subjectto GST - GST isboth collectedand input taxcredits can beclaimedBalanceDayAdjustmentsEntries made atend of period tomatch revenueand expenseaccurately so thatprofit can bedeterminedGSTCreditsReceivedA negativeliability accountused to recordGST paid tosuppliers onG&SSoleTraderOwnership structurewith a single ownerwho is responsiblefor all decision-making, finance andbears losses andtakes profits withunlimited liabilityPartnership2-20 ownersshare decision-making andprofits of thebusiness -unlimited liabilityLedgerA collectionof all theaccountsused by abusinessDebitThenature ofassetsReversingEntriesPerformed onthe first day ofthe newfinancial year toundo the effectsof BDAsGeneralJournalThe book oforiginal entrywheretransactionsare firstrecordedLowerof Costor NRVRule to recordthe value ofinventorieswithin thebusinessGSTClearingAccount usedto calculate thenet amountpayable orrefundable forGST.ProfitWhenRevenues>ExpensesFree!LiquidityThe efficiencyor ease inwhich an assetcan beconverted intocashAnalysisA criterionthat looks atrelationships,trends andissuesExpenseAn outflowof resourcesfrom abusinessClosingEntriesThe processwhere revenueand exp accountsare cleared to theProfit or LossSummary AccountOperatingActivitiesA category inthe Statementof Cash Flowsto record theday to dayflows of cashHistoricalCostPrincipleThe assumptionthat all assets areinitially recordedat the amountpaid at the timeof acquisitionGeneral &AdministrativeExpensesincurred in theday-to-dayoperation of thebusiness egInsuranceAssetsItems ofvalue owneror controlledby abusinessAccountingEquationA= L+ OEOwner'sEquityThe owner'sinterest orinvestmentin thebusinessAccountingEntityconceptThis conceptseparates theowner from thebusiness for thepurposes ofaccountingPublicCompanyAn incorporatedbusiness structurethat enjoys limitedliability and canraise funds throughselling shares onthe stock marketDrawingsAssets takenfrom thebusiness bythe owner forpersonal useGSTFreeSuppliesSupplies thatare not taxed.GST is notcollected butinput tax creditscan be claimedLossWhenRevenues<ExpensesSelling &DistributionExpensesrelated togetting the G&Sto the customere.g. AdvertisingGSTCollectedA liabilityaccount used torecord GSTreceived fromcustomers onG&SFinanceExpensesExpensesincurred ingetting orproviding moneyeg InterestExpenseLiabilitiesAmountsowed toexternalpartiesInputTaxedSuppliesInclude financialsupplies - GST isnot collected onthese supplies andinput tax creditscannot be claimedAccountingPeriodconceptA concept thatassumes the lifeof the businessis divided intoarbitrary timeperiodsRevenueSales is anexample ofthis accounttypeEvaluationA criterion thatfocuses onjudgements aboutalternatives,decisions andrecommendationsPrivateCompanyAn incorporatedbusiness withlimited liabilitybut shares arenot available onthe ASXInventoryAdjustmentA Cost of Salesaccount used torecordshortages orsurpluses ofstockSolvencyThe ability of abusiness to beable to meet itsdebts/obligationsCreditRevenueare thisnatureTaxableSuppliesGoods subjectto GST - GST isboth collectedand input taxcredits can beclaimedBalanceDayAdjustmentsEntries made atend of period tomatch revenueand expenseaccurately so thatprofit can bedeterminedGSTCreditsReceivedA negativeliability accountused to recordGST paid tosuppliers onG&SSoleTraderOwnership structurewith a single ownerwho is responsiblefor all decision-making, finance andbears losses andtakes profits withunlimited liabilityPartnership2-20 ownersshare decision-making andprofits of thebusiness -unlimited liabilityLedgerA collectionof all theaccountsused by abusinessDebitThenature ofassetsReversingEntriesPerformed onthe first day ofthe newfinancial year toundo the effectsof BDAsGeneralJournalThe book oforiginal entrywheretransactionsare firstrecordedLowerof Costor NRVRule to recordthe value ofinventorieswithin thebusinessGSTClearingAccount usedto calculate thenet amountpayable orrefundable forGST.ProfitWhenRevenues>Expenses

2023 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. Free!
  2. The efficiency or ease in which an asset can be converted into cash
    Liquidity
  3. A criterion that looks at relationships, trends and issues
    Analysis
  4. An outflow of resources from a business
    Expense
  5. The process where revenue and exp accounts are cleared to the Profit or Loss Summary Account
    Closing Entries
  6. A category in the Statement of Cash Flows to record the day to day flows of cash
    Operating Activities
  7. The assumption that all assets are initially recorded at the amount paid at the time of acquisition
    Historical Cost Principle
  8. Expenses incurred in the day-to-day operation of the business eg Insurance
    General & Administrative
  9. Items of value owner or controlled by a business
    Assets
  10. A= L + OE
    Accounting Equation
  11. The owner's interest or investment in the business
    Owner's Equity
  12. This concept separates the owner from the business for the purposes of accounting
    Accounting Entity concept
  13. An incorporated business structure that enjoys limited liability and can raise funds through selling shares on the stock market
    Public Company
  14. Assets taken from the business by the owner for personal use
    Drawings
  15. Supplies that are not taxed. GST is not collected but input tax credits can be claimed
    GST Free Supplies
  16. When Revenues < Expenses
    Loss
  17. Expenses related to getting the G&S to the customer e.g. Advertising
    Selling & Distribution
  18. A liability account used to record GST received from customers on G&S
    GST Collected
  19. Expenses incurred in getting or providing money eg Interest Expense
    Finance Expenses
  20. Amounts owed to external parties
    Liabilities
  21. Include financial supplies - GST is not collected on these supplies and input tax credits cannot be claimed
    Input Taxed Supplies
  22. A concept that assumes the life of the business is divided into arbitrary time periods
    Accounting Period concept
  23. Sales is an example of this account type
    Revenue
  24. A criterion that focuses on judgements about alternatives, decisions and recommendations
    Evaluation
  25. An incorporated business with limited liability but shares are not available on the ASX
    Private Company
  26. A Cost of Sales account used to record shortages or surpluses of stock
    Inventory Adjustment
  27. The ability of a business to be able to meet its debts/obligations
    Solvency
  28. Revenue are this nature
    Credit
  29. Goods subject to GST - GST is both collected and input tax credits can be claimed
    Taxable Supplies
  30. Entries made at end of period to match revenue and expense accurately so that profit can be determined
    Balance Day Adjustments
  31. A negative liability account used to record GST paid to suppliers on G&S
    GST Credits Received
  32. Ownership structure with a single owner who is responsible for all decision-making, finance and bears losses and takes profits with unlimited liability
    Sole Trader
  33. 2-20 owners share decision-making and profits of the business - unlimited liability
    Partnership
  34. A collection of all the accounts used by a business
    Ledger
  35. The nature of assets
    Debit
  36. Performed on the first day of the new financial year to undo the effects of BDAs
    Reversing Entries
  37. The book of original entry where transactions are first recorded
    General Journal
  38. Rule to record the value of inventories within the business
    Lower of Cost or NRV
  39. Account used to calculate the net amount payable or refundable for GST.
    GST Clearing
  40. When Revenues > Expenses
    Profit