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Graded A exam study document for the Sales and Cash Receipts Cycle course at SUAS. Covers the complete accounting cycle from transaction documentation through financial statement preparation, including journals, ledgers, subsidiary ledgers, trial balances, and adjusting entries. Features Q&A format with correct answers for all key concepts, making it ideal for exam preparation and quick concept review.

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SUA - Sales and Cash Receipts
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Ans ers 2026/2027
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There are steps after the occurrence of transactions until their inclusion in financial
statements. hich of the follo ing occurs first?
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Record in Journals
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Post to Ledgers
Preparing financial statements - correct Ans er-Prepare documents hen needed
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hich of the follo ing is NOT a Balance Sheet item impacted by the Sales and Cash
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Receipts Cycle?
Cash
Accounts Receivable
Sales
D. Allo ance for doubtful accounts
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All of the above are impacted - correct Ans er-Sales
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A receiving report and bill of lading/shipping document are examples of documents that
are prepared ___ the transaction occurs - correct Ans er-At the same time
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A sales invoice and vendors invoice are examples of documents that are prepared ___
the transaction occurs - correct Ans er-After
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___ are used for the initial recording of individual transactions. - correct Ans er-Journals
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T/F - The use of journals to record all transactions minimizes the likelihood of failing to
record transactions and makes it easier to subsequently determine hat as recorded -
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correct Ans er-Truew




___ follo the requirements of a double entry recording system. - correct Ans er-Journals
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The ___ journal is used for mostly non repetitive transactions such as error corrections,
adjusting entries,
and transactions not appropriate for any of the special journals - correct Ans er-General
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, The ___ journals are a convenient ay to summarize similar, repetitive types of
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transactions - correct Ans er-Special
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The ___ ___ summarizes the transactions in journals by account balances. - correct
Ans er-General ledger
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T/F - The number and description of general ledger accounts depend on the needs of
management. - correct Ans er-True w




All transactions must be transferred (posted) from the ___ to the ___ periodically,
usually monthly. Journals, General ledger - correct Ans er- w




Transactions from ___ journal(s) are usually totaled monthly and are then posted in the
general ledger, hereas individual transactions from the ___ journal(s) are posted
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directly to the general ledger - correct Ans er-Specialized, General
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Detail is usually kept in a ___ ___, hich acts as support to the general ledger and
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agrees in total to the corresponding general ledger account - correct Ans er-Subsidiary
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ledger

Accounts receivable from each customer are usually kept in the ___ ___ ___ - correct
Ans er-AR Subsidiary ledger
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T/F - In posting from journals to ledgers for accounts ith subsidiary ledgers, it is
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necessary to post the same amounts to both the general ledger and related subsidiary
ledgers. - correct Ans er-True
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A ___ ___ is typically prepared henever a company plans to prepare financial
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statements. - correct Ans er-Trial balance
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T/F - The unadjusted trial balance should not be prepared until all transactions, except
adjusting entries, have been recorded in the journals and posted to the general and
subsidiary ledgers. - correct Ans er-True w




T/F - The primary reason for preparing adjusting entries is to convert from the cash
basis of accounting to the accrual basis. - correct Ans er-True
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T/F - Adjusting entries are prepared only at the end of the period hen a company plans
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to prepare financial statements. - correct Ans er-Truew




T/F - Every adjusting entry affects both the balance sheet and the income statement. -
correct Ans er-True
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Prepaid expense, Accrued expense, Accrued revenue, Unearned revenue, Estimated
items (Depreciation), and Inventory adjustments are examples of ___ ___ - correct
Ans er-Adjusting entries
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