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ACS 2000 FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS 2024/2025 GRADED A+.
Universal Classification of Accounting - (ANSWER)assets --> liabilities -->
stockholders and equity --> dividends --> revenue --> expenses



assets - (ANSWER)something owned and controlled by the company. You cannot
have more than what you have



Journal Entries of Assets - (ANSWER)increase by debit

decrease by credit

normal balance: debit



Assets include - (ANSWER)cash, accounts receivable, supplies, plant equipment,
furniture, fixtures, prepaid



Liabilities - (ANSWER)something the company owes to someone else. it is
external and definitive. Paid out with cash



Journal Entries of Liability - (ANSWER)increase by credit

decrease by debit

normal balance is credit



Liabilities consist of - (ANSWER)account payable, unearned revenue

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Stockholders and Equity - (ANSWER)what the corporation owes to the
shareholders. Corporation is separate and distinct from the shareholders. It is a
internal liability to stockholders.



Journal Entries of Stockholders and Equity - (ANSWER)increase by credit

decrease by debit

normal balance is credit



Stockholders and Equity consists of: - (ANSWER)common stock and retained
earnings



Divdends - (ANSWER)what the corporation owes the shareholders and is
returned to them. Opposite of retained earnings



Journal Entries of Dividencs - (ANSWER)increase by debit

decrease by credit

normal balance is debit



revenues - (ANSWER)reflect the goods or services that are sold by the company
for what they're in business to do. Record when service has been fully provided



journal entry for revenue - (ANSWER)increase by credit

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decrease by debit

normal balance is credit



expenses - (ANSWER)a used up cost. An asset that is used up.



expenses consist of - (ANSWER)salaries, bills, rent



journal entries for expenses - (ANSWER)increase by debit

decrease by credit

normal balance is debit



Journalize - (ANSWER)the recording of the monetary realized transaction where
debit must always proceed credit. Debit must always equal credit



General Journal - (ANSWER)a journal is a book of orginal entry



Posting to ledger - (ANSWER)transfer of account and account balances from
journal to ledger, with the use of t-accounts or balance column account



ledger - (ANSWER)book of final entry. Must be put into the order of universal
classification of accounting and the transactions should always come to each
accounts balance.

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