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Solution Manual For Fundamentals of Financial Accounting 7th Edition Phillips. CHAPTER 1 Business Decisions and Financial Accounting CHAPTER 2 The Balance Sheet CHAPTER 3 The Income Statement CHAPTER 4 Adjustments, Financial Statements, and Financial Results CHAPTER 5 Fraud, Internal Control, and Cash CHAPTER 6 Merchandising Operations and the Multi-step Income Statement CHAPTER 7 Inventory and Cost of Goods Sold CHAPTER 8 Receivables, Bad Debt Expense, and Interest Revenue CHAPTER 9 Long-Lived Tangible Assets, Intangible Assets, and Goodwill CHAPTER 10 Liabilities CHAPTER 11 Shareholders' Equity CHAPTER 12 Statement of Cash Flows CHAPTER 13 Measuring and Evaluating Financial Performance

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SOLUTION MANUAL FOR x x




Fundamentals of Financial Accounting 7e Phillips
x x x x x x




Chapter 1-13 with Appendix C&D
x x x x




Chapter x1 x
Business xDecisions xand xFinancial xAccounting

ANSWERS xTO xQUESTIONS

1. Accounting xis xa xsystem xof xanalyzing, xrecording, xand xsummarizing xthe xresults xof xa x
business‘s xactivities xand xthen xreporting xthem xto xdecision xmakers. x

2. An xadvantage xof xoperating xas xa xsole xproprietorship, xrather xthan xa xcorporation, xis xthat x it xis
xeasy xto xestablish. xAnother xadvantage xis xthat xincome xfrom xa xsole xproprietorship xis x taxed

xonly xonce xin xthe xhands xof xthe xindividual xproprietor x(income xfrom xa x x x x corporation xis xtaxed

xin xthe xcorporation xand xthen xagain xin xthe xhands xof xthe xindividual x shareholder). xA

xdisadvantage xof xoperating xas xa xsole xproprietorship, xrather xthan xa x corporation, xis xthat xthe

xindividual xproprietor xcan xbe xheld xresponsible xfor xthe xdebts xof x the xbusiness. x




3. Financial xaccounting xfocuses xon xpreparing xand xusing xthe xfinancial xstatements xthat x are xmade
xavailable xto xowners xand xexternal xusers xsuch xas xcustomers, xcreditors, xand x potential xinvestors

xwho xare xinterested xin xreading xthem. xManagerial xaccounting x focuses xon xother xaccounting

xreports xthat xare xnot xreleased xto xthe xgeneral xpublic, xbut x instead xare xprepared xfor xinternal

xdecision xmaking xand xused xby xemployees, x supervisors, xand xmanagers xwho xrun xthe xcompany.
x




4. Financial xreports xare xused xby xboth xinternal xand xexternal xgroups xand xindividuals. xThe
x internal xgroups xare xcomprised xof xthe xvarious xmanagers xof xthe xbusiness. xThe x external

xgroups xinclude xinvestors, xcreditors, xgovernmental xagencies, xother x interested xparties, xand

xthe xpublic xat xlarge. x




5. The xbusiness xitself, xnot xthe xindividual xstockholders xwho xown xthe xbusiness, xis xviewed x as xowning
xthe xassets xand xowing xthe xliabilities xon xits xbalance xsheet. xA xbusiness‘s x balance xsheet xincludes

xthe xassets, xliabilities, xand xstockholders‘ xequity xof xonly xthat x business xand xnot xthe xpersonal

xassets, xliabilities, xand xequity xof xthe xstockholders. xThe x financial xstatements xof xa xcompany

xshow xthe xresults xof xthe xbusiness xactivities xof x x x only xthat xcompany. x




Fundamentals xof xFinancial 1-1
xAccounting, x7/e


© x2022 xby xMcGraw xHill xLLC. x All xrights xreserved. xNo xreproduction xor xdistribution xwithout xthe xprior xwritten xconsent xof xMcGraw
xHill xLLC.

,6. (a) x Operating x– xThese xactivities xare xdirectly xrelated xto xearning xprofits. xThey xinclude
x buying xsupplies, xmaking xproducts, xserving xcustomers, xcleaning xthe xpremises, x advertising,

xrenting xa xbuilding, xrepairing xequipment, xand xobtaining xinsurance x coverage. x

(b) Investing x– xThese xactivities xinvolve xbuying xand xselling xproductive xresources xwith x long
xlives x(such xas xbuildings, xland, xequipment, xand xtools), xpurchasing xinvestments, x and x lending

x to x others. x

(c) Financingx– xAny xborrowing xfrom xbanks, xrepaying xbank xloans, xreceiving x contributions
xfromxstockholders,xorxpayingxdividendsxtoxstockholdersxarexconsidered x financing xactivities. x




7. The xheading xof xeach xof xthe xfour xprimary xfinancial xstatements xshould xinclude xthe
x following: x

(a) Name xof xthe xbusiness x
(b) Name xof xthe xstatement x
(c) Date xof xthe xstatement, xor xthe xperiod xof xtime xthat xthe xstatement xcovers x

8. (a) x The xpurpose xof xthe xbalance x sheet xis xto x report x the xfinancial xposition x (assets,
x liabilities xand xstockholders‘ xequity) xof xa xbusiness xat xa xpoint xin xtime. x

(b) The x purpose x of x the x income x statement x is x to x present x information x about x the
x revenues, xexpenses, xand xnet xincome xof xa xbusiness xfor xa xspecified xperiod xof xtime. x

(c) The x statement x of x retained x earnings x reports x the x way x that x net x income x and x the
x distribution x of x dividends x affected x the x financial x position x of x the x company x during x the

x period. x

(d) The x purpose x of x the x statement x of x cash x flows x is x to x summarize x how x a x business‘s
x operating, x investing, x and x financing x activities x caused x its x cash x balance x to x change

x over xa xparticular xperiod xof xtime. x




9. The xincome xstatement, xstatement xof xretained xearnings, xand xstatement xof xcash xflows x would
xbe xdated x―For xthe xYear xEnded xDecember x31, x2021,‖ xbecause xthey xreport xthe x inflows

xand xoutflows xof xresources xover xa xperiod xof xtime. xIn xcontrast, xthe xbalance x sheet xwould xbe

xdated x―At xDecember x31, x2021,‖ xbecause xit xrepresents xthe xassets, x liabilities xand

xstockholders‘ xequity xat xa xspecific xdate. x




10. Net xincome xis xthe xexcess xof xtotal xrevenues xover xtotal xexpenses. xA xnet xloss xoccurs xif x total
xexpenses xexceed xtotal xrevenues. x




11. The xaccounting xequation xfor xthe xbalance xsheet xis: xAssets x= xLiabilities x+ x Stockholders‘
xEquity. x Assets xare xthe xeconomic xresources xcontrolled xby xthe x company. x x Liabilities xare

xamounts xowed xby xthe xbusiness. x Stockholders‘ xequity xis x the xowners‘ xclaims xto xthe xbusiness.

xIt xincludes xamounts xcontributed xto xthe xbusiness x (by xinvestors xthrough xpurchasing xthe

xcompany‘s xstock) xand xthe xamounts xearned x and xaccumulated xthrough xprofitable xbusiness

xoperations. x




Fundamentals xof xFinancial 1-2
xAccounting, x7/e



© x2022 xby xMcGraw xHill xLLC. x All xrights xreserved. xNo xreproduction xor xdistribution xwithout xthe xprior xwritten xconsent xof xMcGraw
xHill xLLC.

,12. The xequation xfor xthe xincome xstatement xis xRevenues x – xExpenses x= xNet xIncome. x Revenues
xare xincreases xin xa xcompany‘s xresources, xarising xprimarily xfrom xits x operating xactivities.

x Expenses xare xdecreases xin xa xcompany‘s xresources, xarising x primarily xfrom xits xoperating

xactivities. xNet xIncome xis xequal xto xrevenues xminus x expenses. x (If xexpenses xare xgreater

xthan xrevenues, xthe xcompany xhas xa xNet xLoss.) x




13. The xequation xfor xthe xstatement xof xretained xearnings xis: xBeginning x Retained xEarnings x + x Net
xIncome x- xDividends x= xEnding xRetained xEarnings. xIt xbegins xwith x beginning-of-the-year

xretained xearnings xwhich xis xthe xprior xyear‘s xending xretained x earnings xreported xon xthe xprior

xyear‘s xbalance xsheet. x The xcurrent xyear's xnet xincome x reported xon xthe xincome xstatement xis

xadded xand xthe xcurrent xyear's xdividends xare x subtracted xfrom xthis xamount. x(If xa xnet xloss

xoccurs, xIt xwould xbe xsubtracted, xalong xwith x the xdividends, xfrom xthe xprior xyear‘s xending

xretained xearnings xbalance.)The xending x retained xearnings xamount xis xreported xon xthe xend-

of-year xbalance xsheet. x14. x x x The x equation xfor xthe xstatement xof xcash xflows xis: xCash xflows
xfrom xoperating xactivities x+ x Cash xflows xfrom xinvesting xactivities x+ xCash xflows xfrom xfinancing

xactivities x= xChange x in xcash xfor xthe xperiod. xChange xin xcash xfor xthe xperiod x+ xBeginning xcash

xbalance x= x Ending xcash xbalance. x The xnet xcash xflows xfor xthe xperiod xrepresent xthe xincrease

xor x decrease xin xcash xthat xoccurred xduring xthe xperiod. x Cash xflows xfrom xoperating x activities

xare xcash xflows xdirectly xrelated xto xearning xincome x(normal xbusiness x x activity). xCash xflows

xfrom xinvesting xactivities xinclude xcash xflows xthat xare xrelated xto x the xacquisition xor xsale xof xthe

xcompany‘s xlong-term xassets. xCash xflows xfrom xfinancing x activities xare xdirectly xrelated xto xthe

xfinancing xof xthe xcompany. x




15. Currently, xthe xFinancial xAccounting xStandards xBoard x(FASB) xis xgiven xthe xprimary
x responsibility xfor xsetting xthe xdetailed xrules xthat xbecome xGenerally xAccepted x Accounting

xPrinciples x(GAAP) xin xthe xUnited xStates. x(Internationally, xthe x International xAccounting

xStandards xBoard x(IASB) xhas xthe xresponsibility xfor xsetting x accounting xrules xknown xas

xInternational xFinancial xReporting xStandards x(IFRS).) x




16. The xmain xgoal xof xaccounting xrules xis xto xensure xthat xcompanies xproduce xuseful x financial
xinformation xfor xpresent xand xpotential xinvestors, xlenders, xand xother xcreditors x in xmaking

xdecisions xin xtheir xcapacity xas xcapital xproviders. x x Financial xinformation x must xshow xrelevance

xand xfaithful xrepresentation, xas xwell xas xbe xcomparable, x verifiable, xtimely, xand

xunderstandable. x




Fun
© x2022 xby xMcGraw xHill xLLC. x All xrights xreserved. xNo xreproduction xor xdistribution xwithout xthe xprior xwritten xconsent xof xMcGraw
xHill xLLC.

, damentals xof xFinancial
xAccounting, x7/e 1-3




© x2022 xby xMcGraw xHill xLLC. x All xrights xreserved. xNo xreproduction xor xdistribution xwithout xthe xprior xwritten xconsent xof xMcGraw
xHill xLLC.

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