Accounting Review 8th
Across
- 2. A business activity or event that can be measured in monetary terms and recorded in the accounting records.
- 5. The principles and standards that guide acceptable and responsible behavior in business.
- 6. A list of ledger account balances prepared to verify that total debits equal total credits.
- 10. The owner's financial interest in a business, representing the owner's investment and accumulated equity.
- 11. A form of business organization owned by one individual.
- 13. The accounting record in which transactions are first recorded in chronological order when a special journal is not used.
- 14. A sale in which the customer is allowed to receive the merchandise or service now and pay at a later date.
- 16. A financial statement that reports a business's assets, liabilities, and owner's equity at a specific date.
- 17. A notation in an accounting record that identifies where a journal entry has been posted in the ledger.
- 18. A financial statement that reports revenues, expenses, and the resulting net income or net loss for a specific period.
Down
- 1. The equation that shows the relationship among assets, liabilities, and owner's equity.
- 3. Anything of value owned by a business that can provide future economic benefit.
- 4. The collection of all the accounts used to record and summarize a business's transactions.
- 7. An amount owed by a business to an outside party that will require future payment or service.
- 8. An asset resulting from a payment made in advance for a future benefit or service.
- 9. Original business records that provide evidence and information needed to record transactions.
- 12. The amount earned by a business from selling goods or providing services.
- 15. The amount by which total revenues exceed total expenses for a period.