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Chapter 2 AIS

por Maggie Spidell

ACCOUNTING

por GERARD TREPAT

Chapter 2 Concept Map

por Tom Haug

FINANCIAL ANALYSIS

por Kevin Hernandez

­Accounting

Types of Business

Corporation: many owners

Sole Proriertorship: single owner

Partnership: small groups of owners, two or more

Equities: financial right to the assets of a company

Assets: anything owned by the company that has value

Accounting Recivable: are accounts which contain amounts for which a costumer has been involved but not paid

Aditional Information

Cash recieved is an asset, increase in assets are recorded as debits

Sales account is owner's equity

The increase in assets equal debits

Normal Balance: the side of a T account that shows increase

is the planning, recording, analyzing and interpreting of financial information.

Owners Equity: the rest to the assets of company

Revenue: is an increase in owners equily and assets due to business operations

Liability: the amount owned

History

Evidence of accounting from back 10,000 years has been found in the Babylonian Empire, in the Pharoah's Egypt and in Ancient China

Transactions were recorded with pen and paper, now at days on digital records

Gross Pay: is the pay an employee recieves before any deductions