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Chapter 5 Flashcards

1
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Retailers

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Merchandising companies that purchase and sell dierectly to consumers

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Wholesalers

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Merchandising companies that sell to retaliers

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3
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Cost of goods sold

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Total cost of merchandise sold during the period

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4
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Gross profit

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Sales revenue - Costs of goods sold

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5
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Net income

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Gross profit - operating expenses

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6
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Perpetual inventory system

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An inventory system in which a company maintains the cost of each inventory item and records continuously show the inventory that should be on hand

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Periodic inventory system

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An invnentory system when a company does not maintain detalied records of goods on hand and determines the cost of goods sold only at the end of an accounting period

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8
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Helpful hint: perpetual inv.

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Under perpetual inventory systems, companies perform physical inventories

Done as a control to verify inventory levels, in order to detect theft or “shrinkage”

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9
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Morrow Snowboards, Inc.

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Investors were scared because of accounting problems

To reduce concerns, they implemented a perceptual inventory system

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10
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Purchase invoice

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Indicates the total purchase price and other relevant information

each purchase should have one

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purchases for merchandise (under perpetual)

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Recorded in the Inventory Account

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12
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FOB

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free on board

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FOB shipping point

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The seller places the goods free on board the carrier

Buyer pays freight costs

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14
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FOB destination

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Seller places good free on board to the buyer’s place of business

Seller plays the freight costs

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15
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When buyer pays freight charges, _____________

“FOB shipping point”

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Inventory is increased

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16
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When seller incurrs the freight costs, _______________

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They are an operating expense the seller

Increase in the “Freight-out” or “Delivery expense” accounts

*sellers often increase invoice price to cover

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17
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Purchase return

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A return of goods from the buyer to the seller for cash or credit

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18
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Purchase allowance

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A deduction made to the selling price of merchandise, granted by the seller so that the buyer will keep the merchandise

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19
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purchase discount

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A cash discount claimed by a buyer for prompt payment of a balance due

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20
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credit terms

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specify the amount of the cash discount and time period during which it is offered

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21
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discount period

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between the invoic date and the payment

22
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meaning of net in “net 30”

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The remaining amount due after subtracting any returns and allowances and partial payments

23
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Sales invoice

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A documentthat provides support for each sale

24
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Cash register tapes

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Provide evidence of cash sales

25
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Business document

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Provides written evidence of the sale

26
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Ethics note: General Electric

A

Try to improve quality of financial reporting

Provides more detail on revenue and operating profits

27
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If the seller is granted an allowance, the company journals it as ________________________________

A

Debit sales returns and Allowances

Credit Accounts Receievable

*FOR THE AMOUNT OF ALLOWANCE*

28
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Sales Returns and Allowances Account

A

Contra revenue account to Sales Revenue

Normal balance = debit

29
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Sales discount account

A

Given by seller for a prompt payment of balance due

Contra revenue acocunt to sales revenue

Normal balance = debit

30
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Single step income statement

A

Includes revenues and expenses

*company does not realize profit or income until total revenues exceed total expenses

*simple and easy to read

31
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Multi-step income statement components

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Gross profit

Income from operations

Net income

32
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Gross profit

A

Net sales - cost of goods sold

33
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Income from operations

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Gross profit - operating expenses

34
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International note: IASB and FASB

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Working to evaluate format of financial statements

Income statement format that better reflects how businesses are run

35
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Gross profit represents ________________

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Merchandising profit

Comparrisons with past gross profit indicate the dffictiveness of a company’s purchasing and pricing policies

36
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Nonoperating activities

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Consists of various revenues and expenses and gains and losses that are unreleated to the company’s main line of operations

under “Income from operations”

37
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Ethics note: ConAgra

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recorded a nonrecurring gain for $186 million from the sale of Pilgrim’s Pride stock to help meet an earnings projection for the quarter

38
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Periodic system equation

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Beginning inventory

+

Cost of Goods purchased

= Cost of Goods available for sale

  • ending inventory

= Cost of goods sold

39
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Gross profit rate =

A

Gross profit

Net sales

40
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Profit Margin Ratio

A

Net income

Net Sales

41
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What does the profit margin ratio measure?

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Measures the extent by which selling price covers all expenses

42
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3.4% profit margin

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Company generates 3.3 cents of profit on each dollar of sales

43
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Quality of earnings ratio =

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Net Cash provided by operating activities

Net income

44
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A number significantly greater than one for quality of earnings ratio

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suggests a company is using conservative accounting, delay the recognition of income

45
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A number significantly less than one quality of earnigs ratio

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Comapny is using agressive accounting in order to accelerate income recognition

46
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Purchases of merchandise in a periodic system

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Under Purchases account rather than inventory account

47
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Freight-in

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Temporary account whose normal balance is debit

*a part of cost of goods purchaed*

48
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Purchase Returns and Allowances

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A temporary account

Normal balance = credit

49
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Purchase Discounts

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Temporary account

Normal balance = credit

50
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A

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