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is the process of combining two or more similar numbers or quantities
addition
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the total or answer in addition.
sum
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are the numbers to be added
addends
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We can change the order of the addends without changing the sum
commutative law
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We can change the grouping of the addends without changing the sum
associative law
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If we add zero to a certain number.
The answer is the certain number.
identity
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It is the process of taking one number from another showing how much is left
It is the inverse of Addition.
subtraction
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The larger number from which something is to be subtracted .
minuend
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The smaller number to be subtracted.
subtrahend
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The answer in subtraction.
difference
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is a formal report showing how much a business firm has earned or loss from its operation during a given period of time.
income statement
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INCOME STATEMENT is also known as
profit and loss statement
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It also shows the flow of the financial resources and net result for a period of time
income statement
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is the income (revenue) earned by a business from selling of goods or the rendering of services. This is the major sources of income of a business.
sales
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refers to the money refunded for the goods sold and returned by the customers probably due to inferior quality and/or some defect
sales refund
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is a reduction in the selling price of goods probably for same reason.
sales allowances
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are goods bought for sale. It includes the invoice price as well as the incidental expenses such as transportation expenses, taxes, duties and storage costs.
purchases
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is the physical count of the stock of goods on hand at the beginning of the period
beginning inventory
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the inventory of the goods left unsold at the end of a given period
ending inventory
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refers to the goods bought to be sold. It is the total of the beginning inventory and purchases.
goods available for sale
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is the available goods for sale less ending inventory.
cost of goods sold
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is the difference between the net sales and the cost of goods sold
gross profit
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is gross sales less sales returns and allowances.
net sales
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is the gross profit less the operating expenses.
net profit
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what are the operating expenses
selling, miscellaneous, administrative
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transportation, freight handling, advertisement expenses
selling
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salary and wages , rent expenses
administrative
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There are three types of bank accounts, namely;
savings account, current or checking account, certificate of time deposit
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Money is placed in the bank by the depositor for safekeeping. He is issued a PASSBOOK which shows the record of money deposited and /or
withdrawn from the bank at certain dates, the interest earned and withholding taxes
when the time there is a withdrawal .
savings account
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He is issued a ____ which shows the record of money deposited and /or
withdrawn from the bank at certain dates,
passbook
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These checks are the means by which the person(depositor)withdraws his money as payment for bills and other business
transactions.
current or checking account
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the checking account depositor deposits his money and the bank provided him with the booklets of blank checks is called
checkbooks
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is an interest bearing bank account that has a date of maturity. The money in time deposit must be held for the fixed term to receive the
interest in full.
certificate of time deposit
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which contains a list of withdrawals and deposits he has made and other services charges made by the bank together with the checks he has issued which has been encashed at the bank.
bank statement
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a deposit made too late to be included in the bank statement
deposit-in-transit
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a written order made by the depositor directing his bank to pay a third party authorized by him to cash the check.
check
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These are check issued by the depositor but not have been presented to the bank for payment.
outstanding check
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check that has already been encashed or that has already been paid by the bank.
cancelled check
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is a check that cannot be encashed because it is not covered by sufficient fund or the account closed by the depositor before encashement.
nsf check
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is a check that is no good because it is not properly prepared either it is not dated or signed . The bank returns the checks tot the depositors stating the reason why there were returned
ng check
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is the amount earned in the interest -bearing bank accounts.
interest income
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is a charge collected by the bank to the depositor for the services being rendered.
service fee
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It should be added or subtracted from the book balance. If the items cleared the bank for less than the amount in the books add the amount of the error. If the item cleared in the bank for more than the amount in the books , subtract the amount of the error.
recording errors
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Is the necessary adjustment made in the bank
statement to reconcile the difference the bank statement balance and the check book balance .
bank reconcilliation statement
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is the process of combining equal addends as many times as there are units in another number.
multiplication
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The number to be multiplied a certain number of times is called
multiplicand
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answer in multiplication
product
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The number of times it is to be added or multiplied is called
multiplier
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Two or more numbers that are multiplied together are called
factors
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is the process of finding how many times one number is contained in another . It is the process of separating a number into a given number of equal parts.
division
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is the number to be divided or to be divided into equal parts.
dividend
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is the number by which the dividend is divided.
divisor
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is the answer in division.
quotient
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Fixed assets such as building, equipment and machineries deteriorate or depreciate in economic or useful value due to decay, constant usage, increased age, decreased efficiency, obsolescence, damage , the effect of weather conditions and accidents.
depreciation
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is the gradual decrease in the economic value of properties due to wear and tear and obsolescence.
depreciation
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is the time it takes an equipment or machinery to
become worn-out or useless. This maybe expressed in years or other measure of service time.
depreciation period
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is the difference between the original cost of the property and total amount of the accumulated depreciation.
book value
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is the scrap value or salvage value. It is the estimated market value at the end of the estimated life. The depreciation charges are limited to the cost of the property less the resale value.
resale value
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those deposits which have been recorded in the cash book but not in the passbook resulting in increasing the balance as per cash book as the cash book has been debited.
unrecorded deposits
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1
is the process of combining two or more similar numbers or quantities
addition
2
the total or answer in addition.
sum
3
are the numbers to be added
addends
4
We can change the order of the addends without changing the sum
commutative law
5
We can change the grouping of the addends without changing the sum
associative law
6
If we add zero to a certain number.
The answer is the certain number.
identity
7
It is the process of taking one number from another showing how much is left
It is the inverse of Addition.
subtraction
8
The larger number from which something is to be subtracted .
minuend
9
The smaller number to be subtracted.
subtrahend
10
The answer in subtraction.
difference
11
is a formal report showing how much a business firm has earned or loss from its operation during a given period of time.
income statement
12
INCOME STATEMENT is also known as
profit and loss statement
13
It also shows the flow of the financial resources and net result for a period of time
income statement
14
is the income (revenue) earned by a business from selling of goods or the rendering of services. This is the major sources of income of a business.
sales
15
refers to the money refunded for the goods sold and returned by the customers probably due to inferior quality and/or some defect
sales refund
16
is a reduction in the selling price of goods probably for same reason.
sales allowances
17
are goods bought for sale. It includes the invoice price as well as the incidental expenses such as transportation expenses, taxes, duties and storage costs.
purchases
18
is the physical count of the stock of goods on hand at the beginning of the period
beginning inventory
19
the inventory of the goods left unsold at the end of a given period
ending inventory
20
refers to the goods bought to be sold. It is the total of the beginning inventory and purchases.
goods available for sale
21
is the available goods for sale less ending inventory.
cost of goods sold
22
is the difference between the net sales and the cost of goods sold
gross profit
23
is gross sales less sales returns and allowances.
net sales
24
is the gross profit less the operating expenses.
net profit
25
what are the operating expenses
selling, miscellaneous, administrative
26
transportation, freight handling, advertisement expenses
selling
27
salary and wages , rent expenses
administrative
28
There are three types of bank accounts, namely;
savings account, current or checking account, certificate of time deposit
29
Money is placed in the bank by the depositor for safekeeping. He is issued a PASSBOOK which shows the record of money deposited and /or
withdrawn from the bank at certain dates, the interest earned and withholding taxes
when the time there is a withdrawal .
savings account
30
He is issued a ____ which shows the record of money deposited and /or
withdrawn from the bank at certain dates,
passbook
31
These checks are the means by which the person(depositor)withdraws his money as payment for bills and other business
transactions.
current or checking account
32
the checking account depositor deposits his money and the bank provided him with the booklets of blank checks is called
checkbooks
33
is an interest bearing bank account that has a date of maturity. The money in time deposit must be held for the fixed term to receive the
interest in full.
certificate of time deposit
34
which contains a list of withdrawals and deposits he has made and other services charges made by the bank together with the checks he has issued which has been encashed at the bank.
bank statement
35
a deposit made too late to be included in the bank statement
deposit-in-transit
36
a written order made by the depositor directing his bank to pay a third party authorized by him to cash the check.
check
37
These are check issued by the depositor but not have been presented to the bank for payment.
outstanding check
38
check that has already been encashed or that has already been paid by the bank.
cancelled check
39
is a check that cannot be encashed because it is not covered by sufficient fund or the account closed by the depositor before encashement.
nsf check
40
is a check that is no good because it is not properly prepared either it is not dated or signed . The bank returns the checks tot the depositors stating the reason why there were returned
ng check
41
is the amount earned in the interest -bearing bank accounts.
interest income
42
is a charge collected by the bank to the depositor for the services being rendered.
service fee
43
It should be added or subtracted from the book balance. If the items cleared the bank for less than the amount in the books add the amount of the error. If the item cleared in the bank for more than the amount in the books , subtract the amount of the error.
recording errors
44
Is the necessary adjustment made in the bank
statement to reconcile the difference the bank statement balance and the check book balance .
bank reconcilliation statement
45
is the process of combining equal addends as many times as there are units in another number.
multiplication
46
The number to be multiplied a certain number of times is called
multiplicand
47
answer in multiplication
product
48
The number of times it is to be added or multiplied is called
multiplier
49
Two or more numbers that are multiplied together are called
factors
50
is the process of finding how many times one number is contained in another . It is the process of separating a number into a given number of equal parts.
division
51
is the number to be divided or to be divided into equal parts.
dividend
52
is the number by which the dividend is divided.
divisor
53
is the answer in division.
quotient
54
Fixed assets such as building, equipment and machineries deteriorate or depreciate in economic or useful value due to decay, constant usage, increased age, decreased efficiency, obsolescence, damage , the effect of weather conditions and accidents.
depreciation
55
is the gradual decrease in the economic value of properties due to wear and tear and obsolescence.
depreciation
56
is the time it takes an equipment or machinery to
become worn-out or useless. This maybe expressed in years or other measure of service time.
depreciation period
57
is the difference between the original cost of the property and total amount of the accumulated depreciation.
book value
58
is the scrap value or salvage value. It is the estimated market value at the end of the estimated life. The depreciation charges are limited to the cost of the property less the resale value.
resale value
59
those deposits which have been recorded in the cash book but not in the passbook resulting in increasing the balance as per cash book as the cash book has been debited.
unrecorded deposits