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Sole proprietorship - Answer Owned by one person Partnership - Answer Owned by 2 or more people Corporation - Answer Owned by stockholders LLC - Answer Owned by a limited number of members Sarbanes-Oxley Act - Answer Helps prevent fraud at publicly-held companies The basic accounting equation - Answer Accountants divide the equities into two parts; the claim of creditors labeled liabilities & the claim of business labeled owner's equity (Assets = Liabilities + Owners Equity) The relationship between assets & equities - Answer Assets = Equities (total value (total claims items owned against the assets) by business) The expanded accounting equation - Answer Assets = Liabilities + Owner's Capital - Owner's Drawings + Revenues - Expenses Assets - Answer Properties of value owned by a business; cash, land, supplies, office equipment, buildings, & other properties of value Liabilities - Answer Amounts owed to creditors Equities - Answer Rights of financial claims to the assets Capital - Answer The owner's investment in a company does not always mean cash, includes any assets the owner has put into the business

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College Accounting A Practical
Approach Chapter 1 Terms Questions
and Answers.
Sole proprietorship - Answer Owned by one person



Partnership - Answer Owned by 2 or more people



Corporation - Answer Owned by stockholders



LLC - Answer Owned by a limited number of members



Sarbanes-Oxley Act - Answer Helps prevent fraud at publicly-held companies



The basic accounting equation - Answer Accountants divide the equities into two parts; the
claim of creditors labeled liabilities & the claim of business labeled owner's equity

(Assets = Liabilities + Owners Equity)



The relationship between assets & equities - Answer Assets = Equities

(total value (total claims

items owned against the assets)

by business)



The expanded accounting equation - Answer Assets = Liabilities + Owner's Capital - Owner's
Drawings + Revenues - Expenses



Assets - Answer Properties of value owned by a business; cash, land, supplies, office
equipment, buildings, & other properties of value



Liabilities - Answer Amounts owed to creditors



Equities - Answer Rights of financial claims to the assets



Capital - Answer The owner's investment in a company does not always mean cash, includes
any assets the owner has put into the business

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