Conceptual Framework of Accounting
Part 2: Each individual is assigned one of the following four discussion topics from Chapters 1 and 2 based on your last name. Your project and paper requirements follow.
- Last Name O,P, U, V, W, X,Y,Z: Conceptual Framework of Accounting
EXPECTATIONS
For the selected discussion topic, identify the most important terms associated with this discussion topic from the accounting terms you have defined. The terms should relate to the common business environment, regulatory position or applied accounting for this topic. Definitions and illustrative information can be located in your textbook and other library or online sources. Utilize examples when possible.
Your report must include:
- A concise overview of the discussion topic which you selected. Include characteristics, formal regulatory concepts and recent changes, if any.
- Identify which areas of accounting you would generally expect to find your topic. Who would be the most common users of your topic’s area?
- Identify the accounting statements which your topic most impacts.
- Your opinion of the business impact and significance of your topic with an example of where or who would use them.
PAPER REQUIREMENTS:
The case paper must be 2 pages long and no longer than 4 pages. Your report must be written in APA 6th edition in Times New Roman, 12 point font with one inch margins and single or single/half spacing . The source of the definitions and/or examples must be sourced.
Accounting Terms: |
Account |
Accounting cycle |
Aging schedule |
Allowance ratio |
Asset |
Authorized shares |
Bad debt expense |
Balance sheet |
Capital expenditure |
Capital structure |
Cash flows provided (used) by financing activities |
Cash flows provided (used) by investing activities |
Cash flows provided (used) by operating activities |
Common stock |
Conceptual framework of accounting |
Consistency |
Contributed capital |
Corporation |
Cost method |
Cost principle |
Current asset |
Current liability |
Current ratio |
Days-in-receivables ratio |
Debt to assets ratio |
Debt to equity ratio |
Depreciation |
Dividends |
Earnings per share |
Equity |
Fixed asset |
Going concern assumption |
Income before taxes |
Income statement |
Internal control |
Liability |
Long-term liability |
Matching principle |
Materiality |
Net book value |
Net income |
Note payable |
Note receivable |
Off-balance-sheet financing |
Operating profit |
Outstanding shares |
Patent |
Percentage-of-receivables approach |
Percentage-of-sales approach |
Profit margin ratio |
Reliability |
Retained earnings |
Return on assets ratio |
Revenue |
Risk assessment |
Sales |
Solvency |
Statement of cash flows |
Statement of retained earnings |
Statement of stockholders' equity |
Treasury stock |