Accounting II - Chapter 21 Exam
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Expenses incurred in one fiscal Accrued expenses
period but not paid until a
later fiscal period.
Payments for goods or Deferred expenses
services which have not yet
been received.
An entry made at the Reversing entry
beginning of one fiscal period
to reverse an adjusting entry
made in the previous fiscal
period.
An entry recording revenue Accrual
before the cash is received, or
an expense before the cash is
paid.
Cash received for goods or Deferred revenue
services which have not yet
been provided.
Interest incurred but not yet Accrued interest expense
paid.
, An entry recording the receipt Deferral
of cash before the related
revenue is earned, or payment
of cash before the related
expense is incurred.
To record revenue that has TRUE
been received but not yet
earned, an entry is made that
increases a liability account.
An expense that is paid in TRUE
advance is recorded as an
asset until the expense is
incurred.
The reversing entry for FALSE
accrued interest expense
increases the balance of
Interest Payable.
The adjusting entry for FALSE
deferred rent income results in
a debit to Rent Income.
The reversing entry for FALSE
accrued interest income
increases the balance of
Interest Receivable.
After adjustments at the end TRUE
of a fiscal period, the balance
in Unearned Rent Income
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Expenses incurred in one fiscal Accrued expenses
period but not paid until a
later fiscal period.
Payments for goods or Deferred expenses
services which have not yet
been received.
An entry made at the Reversing entry
beginning of one fiscal period
to reverse an adjusting entry
made in the previous fiscal
period.
An entry recording revenue Accrual
before the cash is received, or
an expense before the cash is
paid.
Cash received for goods or Deferred revenue
services which have not yet
been provided.
Interest incurred but not yet Accrued interest expense
paid.
, An entry recording the receipt Deferral
of cash before the related
revenue is earned, or payment
of cash before the related
expense is incurred.
To record revenue that has TRUE
been received but not yet
earned, an entry is made that
increases a liability account.
An expense that is paid in TRUE
advance is recorded as an
asset until the expense is
incurred.
The reversing entry for FALSE
accrued interest expense
increases the balance of
Interest Payable.
The adjusting entry for FALSE
deferred rent income results in
a debit to Rent Income.
The reversing entry for FALSE
accrued interest income
increases the balance of
Interest Receivable.
After adjustments at the end TRUE
of a fiscal period, the balance
in Unearned Rent Income
