Business Liabilities: Classification, Recognition, Contingencies & Financial Implications

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What is an obligation of a company to transfer some economic benefit in the future?
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What are liabilities that are due within one year from the balance sheet date called?
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What are liabilities owed for more than a year referred to as?
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What is the term for when a company borrows cash from a bank and pays it back with interest?
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Which costs include federal state income taxes, social security, Medicare, and investments in retirement plans?
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Which costs include federal and state unemployment taxes, social security, and health insurance?
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What is the term for the point in time where a gift card expires and transfers from deferred revenue to sales revenue?
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What is the term for sales taxes collected from customers by the seller?
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What is an existing uncertain situation that may result in a loss depending on the outcome of a future event?
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What are the three criteria for reporting contingent liabilities?
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When should a contingent liability be recorded as a journal entry?
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What are goods sold to customers on account, where payment is made in the future, called?
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What represents amounts owed to a company by its customers?
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What is the amount of revenue to record that a company is entitled to receive?
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What represents a reduction in the listed price of a good?
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What is the term for when a customer returns a previously purchased good?
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What type of account are sales revenues, allowances, and discounts?
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What is it called when the seller reduces the customer's balance owed by providing a partial refund?
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What represents a reduction in the amount to be received, not in the good itself?
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How is the term '2/10, n/30' interpreted in sales terms?
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Report accounts receivable for the net amount _____ to be collected.
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What are the three stages to address when dealing with uncollectable accounts?
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What is the journal entry for Allowance for Uncollectible Accounts (AUA)?
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What type of account is Allowance for Uncollectible Accounts (AUA)?
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What type of account is bad debt expense?
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What is a written note between customers and lenders called?
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What are items a company intends to sell to customers referred to as?
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What is an expense representing the cost of the inventory that was sold, appearing on the income statement?
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What type of company produces the inventory that they sell?
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What type of company purchases finished products from other manufacturers to sell?
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What is the formula for calculating the cost of goods sold?
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What are the four inventory cost methods?
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What inventory cost method matches each unit sold with its actual cost?
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What inventory cost method assumes the first units purchased are the first ones sold?
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What inventory cost method assumes the last units purchased are the first ones sold?
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How is the weighted-average cost calculated?
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Why is FIFO considered a balance sheet method?
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Why is LIFO considered an income statement method?
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What is the difference between LIFO and what the amount would have been if they used FIFO called?
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What is the journal entry for purchasing inventory?
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What is the journal entry for selling inventory?
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What is the FIFO / LIFO adjustment journal entry?
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What does FOB stand for?
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What does FOB shipping point mean?
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What does FOB destination mean?
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For an inventory purchaser, freight in is added to which account?
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For an inventory seller, freight out is reported as what?
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What is the journal entry for a purchase discount?
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What is the journal entry for purchase returns and allowances?
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What is the estimated selling price of the inventory in the ordinary course of business called?
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At year end, determine if cost or NRV is lower, record a journal entry if _____ is lower.
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