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								A fiscal year that ends June 30, 2008 begins when?									 | 
								July 1st, 2007									 | 
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								Name 2 current assets:									 | 
								1) Cash2) Accounts receivable 3) inventories4) supplies5) Short term investments									 | 
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								Name 2 Current liability Accounts:									 | 
								1) Accounts payable2) Salaries payable3) Notes payable4) unearned revenue5) interest payable6) taxes payable									 | 
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								GAAP stands for									 | 
								Generally Accepted Accounting Principles									 | 
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								GAAP requires he use of									 | 
								Cash/Accurual (adding together of interest or investments over time).it can refer to accounts on a balance sheet that represent liabilities and non-cash-based assets. this includes accounts payable, a/r, etc...									 | 
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								Name the steps in the accounting cycle									 | 
								1. Analyze transactions2. journalize transactions3. post to the ledger 4. prepare the balance sheet									 | 
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								Name 4 primary financial statements for the For-Profit Enterprise									 | 
								1. Balance sheet2. Income statements3. Statement of Retained Earnings4. Statement of cash flows									 | 
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								Do a T-graph for the Assets									 | 
								AssetDebit+/Credit -  Normal balance is on debit side | 
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								Do a t-graph for Liabilities									 | 
								Liability-Deb/Credit + Normal balance is on Credit									 | 
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								Do a t graph for Equity									 | 
								Equity - Debit/+ CreditNormal balance is for credit									 | 
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								Equation for Assets =									 | 
								Assets = Liability + Equity 									 | 
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								T Account for Revenue | 
								Revenue- Debit/ Credit + Normal balance for credit									 | 
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								T account for expenses									 | 
								Expenses+ Debit/- CreditNormal balance is debit									 | 
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								T account for dividends									 | 
								DividendsDebit +/Credit - Normal balance is debit									 | 
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								Revenue - Expenses =									 | 
								Revenue - expenses = Net income/loss									 |