type ofbusiness whereit is easy tostart, but thereare sharedriskstype ofbusinesswhere lossesare limited toinvestmentorganizationsthat operateto earnmoney fortheir ownersanaccountantwho haspassed anational testtype ofbusinessthat hasmoreregulationsthe oldestand mostcommontype ofbusinessmakingcontacts toshareinformationand advicethis type ofbusiness iseasy toexpandthecorporation'slegal ownersthe uniquequalities thatmake usdifferent fromeach othertype ofbusinesswhere there isrisk of partnerconflicta type ofbusinesswhere all theprofits go tothe owneran entry-leveljob where onecan eitherspecialize or domultiple tasksassessmentsthat helpidentify yourpreferencesperson that doesmany things,includingpreparing andinterpretingfinancial reportsorganizationsthat provideclients withmanyaccountingservicesthe type ofaccountantwith themostexpertiseactivitiesthat youdo welltype ofbusiness thatis easy to start,but hardest toraise moneythe type ofbusiness whereit is easy totransferownershiptheprinciples/beliefsthat you live byand areimportant to youorganizationsthat operatefor purposesother thanmaking a profitthe way youuse yourtime, energyandresourcesa review ofaccountingsystems to makesure accountingprinciples havebeen followedtype ofbusiness whereit is easy tostart, but thereare sharedriskstype ofbusinesswhere lossesare limited toinvestmentorganizationsthat operateto earnmoney fortheir ownersanaccountantwho haspassed anational testtype ofbusinessthat hasmoreregulationsthe oldestand mostcommontype ofbusinessmakingcontacts toshareinformationand advicethis type ofbusiness iseasy toexpandthecorporation'slegal ownersthe uniquequalities thatmake usdifferent fromeach othertype ofbusinesswhere there isrisk of partnerconflicta type ofbusinesswhere all theprofits go tothe owneran entry-leveljob where onecan eitherspecialize or domultiple tasksassessmentsthat helpidentify yourpreferencesperson that doesmany things,includingpreparing andinterpretingfinancial reportsorganizationsthat provideclients withmanyaccountingservicesthe type ofaccountantwith themostexpertiseactivitiesthat youdo welltype ofbusiness thatis easy to start,but hardest toraise moneythe type ofbusiness whereit is easy totransferownershiptheprinciples/beliefsthat you live byand areimportant to youorganizationsthat operatefor purposesother thanmaking a profitthe way youuse yourtime, energyandresourcesa review ofaccountingsystems to makesure accountingprinciples havebeen followed

Chapters 1 and 2 Accounting Bingo C - 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. type of business where it is easy to start, but there are shared risks
  2. type of business where losses are limited to investment
  3. organizations that operate to earn money for their owners
  4. an accountant who has passed a national test
  5. type of business that has more regulations
  6. the oldest and most common type of business
  7. making contacts to share information and advice
  8. this type of business is easy to expand
  9. the corporation's legal owners
  10. the unique qualities that make us different from each other
  11. type of business where there is risk of partner conflict
  12. a type of business where all the profits go to the owner
  13. an entry-level job where one can either specialize or do multiple tasks
  14. assessments that help identify your preferences
  15. person that does many things, including preparing and interpreting financial reports
  16. organizations that provide clients with many accounting services
  17. the type of accountant with the most expertise
  18. activities that you do well
  19. type of business that is easy to start, but hardest to raise money
  20. the type of business where it is easy to transfer ownership
  21. the principles/beliefs that you live by and are important to you
  22. organizations that operate for purposes other than making a profit
  23. the way you use your time, energy and resources
  24. a review of accounting systems to make sure accounting principles have been followed