Accounting 2001 LSU
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, Auditor's Opinion an expression about whether financial statements conform with generally accepted
accounting principles
corporation A business that raises money by issuing shares of stock
Common Stock the portion of stockholders' equity that results form receiving cash from investors
accounts payable obligations to suppliers of goods
accounts receivable amounts due from customers
creditor a party to whom a business owes money
stockholder a party that invests in common stock
partnership a business that is owned jointly by two or more individuals but does not issue stock
operating activities cash received from customers
Actually selling a product or providing a service.
Use of assets to carry out organization's plans: R&D, Purchasing, Distribution,
Marketing.
Means of paying for resources.
financing activities cash received from issuing new common stock
Means organization sues to pay for resources and carrying out plans.
Acquire capital (money) for the business.
What are 2 main ways that businesses can acquire capital? Borrow or sell stock.
operating activities cash paid to suppliers
investing activities cash paid to purchase a new office building
Using proceeds from financing activities to purchase items needed by the business.
Exam 1 2026 | Study
Guide, Practice Questions,
Answers, Rationales &
Exam Review | Complete
Ethics Study Guide
Updated 2026 Questions and Answers
100% Verified Exam Prep and Comprehensive
Rationales
Included
, Auditor's Opinion an expression about whether financial statements conform with generally accepted
accounting principles
corporation A business that raises money by issuing shares of stock
Common Stock the portion of stockholders' equity that results form receiving cash from investors
accounts payable obligations to suppliers of goods
accounts receivable amounts due from customers
creditor a party to whom a business owes money
stockholder a party that invests in common stock
partnership a business that is owned jointly by two or more individuals but does not issue stock
operating activities cash received from customers
Actually selling a product or providing a service.
Use of assets to carry out organization's plans: R&D, Purchasing, Distribution,
Marketing.
Means of paying for resources.
financing activities cash received from issuing new common stock
Means organization sues to pay for resources and carrying out plans.
Acquire capital (money) for the business.
What are 2 main ways that businesses can acquire capital? Borrow or sell stock.
operating activities cash paid to suppliers
investing activities cash paid to purchase a new office building
Using proceeds from financing activities to purchase items needed by the business.
