Accounting Cycle Steps 1. Analyze – analyze transactions from the source documents 2.Record- journalize transactions and prepare unadjusted trial balance 3.Adjust- journalize adjusting entries and prepare adjusted trial balance 4.Report- prepare financial statements
Accounting Cycle Steps
1. Analyze – analyze transactions from the source documents
2.Record- journalize transactions and prepare unadjusted trial balance
3.Adjust- journalize adjusting entries and prepare adjusted trial balance
4.Report- prepare financial statements
5.Close- journalize closing entries and prepare
6.Post- closing trial entries
Statement of cash flows
-reports a business’s cash inflows and cash outflows during a
given period of time
-cash flows are grouped into 3 business activities (operation, investing,
financing)
Retained Earnings
-Retained Earnings, beginning of period
Add: Net Income (loss)
Less: Dividends and other
-Retained Earnings, end of the period
Revenue
Sales
Expenses
– Cost of Sales
-Selling, general and administrative expense
-Income tax expense
Income Statement
Reports the results of operations for a business for a given time period, usually a quarter or a year. lists the Revenue and Expenses of the business
Balance Sheet
A listing of a firms assets, liabilities and stockholders equity as of a given date, usually the end of an accounting period
Classified Balance Sheet
-presents the assets and liabilities of a business in separate
subgroups
– 2 sub groups of assets , current, and long term
Current Assets (normal operating cycle)
– current assets consist of
cash and other assets that will be converted into cash or used up with in the
normal operating cycle of a business or 1 year whichever is longer.