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Subject Index    
911
double-declining balance
   method, 746
fixed-percentage on a declining
    balance, 746
MACRS (modified accelerated cost
   recovery system), 747
misconceptions about 107, 750–751
omission of, 112
overview of, 106–108, 745
partial years, 748
straight-line method, 109, 740, 745
units-of-production method, 747
Direct write-off method for
     receivables, 676–677
Disbursements journal, see cash
        payments journal
Discarding fixed assets, 754
Discounts
calculation procedures, 334–336
journalizing, 337, 368 (periodic),
   454 (perpetual)
purchase discounts, 366, 368,
   452–454, 459–460
sales discounts, 332, 401
trade discounts, 341
unearned discounts, 338
Dishonored notes, 683
Dividends
closing entry and, 270
detailed discussion of, see Volume 1
ratio, 864, 883
Double-declining balance
      depreciation, 745–746
Doubtful accounts expense,
see uncollectible accounts
expense
Drawing account (withdrawals)
    closed into owner’s capital, 262,
        266, 269
temporary account, 257
E
Earnings management, 869–873
Earnings per share, 863, 883
EBITDA, 861
E-commerce, 639
Electronic data integration (EDI), 514
Electronic funds transfer (EFT),
        600, 638
Employees
benefits, 807–808
defined, 791–792
earnings record, 813–814
internal control for, 793–794, 817
payroll taxes on, 798–802, 804–806
withholding for, 797–802
Employer payroll taxes, 804–806
Enron, 880
Enterprise systems, 553
EOM credit terms, 333
Equipment, see property, plant,
          and equipment
Equity
statement of owner’s, 235
return on, 864, 883
ERP systems, 514, 553
Error correction methods, see disk
Ethics, see Volume 1 for detailed
        discussion
Ethics in financial reporting, 867–868,
          871–872
Exchange of assets, 755–758
Expense recognition, 37,
see also matching principle
Expenditures, capital and revenue, 744
Expenses, 8, 254
accrued, 136–150, 159–160
adjustments for, see Section I
amortization, 766
bad debts, see uncollectible
    accounts
  cash basis compared to accrual
    basis, 19–22
  classification on income
    statement, 401
  cost of goods sold, 320–323, 401,
    415–416, 707, 715–716
depletion, 767
depreciation, 106–107, 401,
     745–752
general and administrative, 401
income tax, 150
matching principle, 14
operating, 401
payroll taxes, 798–802, 804–806
prepaid, 40–69
  recognition, see matching principle;
       classification, valuation, and
       timing
selling, 401
uncollectible accounts, 684
  wages and benefits, 95–797,
       807–808
 F
Factors and factoring, 678
Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA), 797
FICA tax, 800–801, 804–805
FIFO (first-in, first-out)
periodic inventory system, 705–706
perpetual inventory system,
     711–712
Financial leverage, 865
Financing activities, 842
Financial information sources,
           849, 868
Financial statements
adjusting entries and, see Section I
analysis of, see Learning Goal 30
balance sheet, 240–245
common size, 849
fraud, 700, 871–872
income statement 234, 401, 404
merchandising and service
      businesses compared, 320
payroll items on, 822–823
preparing from worksheet, 232,               401, 481
Sarbanes-Oxley effect on, 880–881
statement of cash flows, see cash
       flow statement
statement of owner’s equity,
       233, 235
ratio analysis of, 851–864
Financial warning signs, 872
Financing period, 680
First-in, first-out, see FIFO
Fiscal year, 5
Fixed assets, see property, plant,
      and equipment
FOB, 374
Franchises, 765
Free cash flow, 860, 882
Freight-in
periodic inventory method,
       372–374
perpetual inventory method,
       457–459
Freight-out, 344
Fringe benefits, 807–808
FUTA tax, 805–806
G
GAAP (Generally Accepted
       Accounting Principles)
accounts receivable, 665, 675, 677
basic principles, see Volume 1
conceptual framework of
    accounting, see Volume 1
earnings manipulation and,
       870–871
exchanges, 757

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