A) provide almost no guidance to accountants
B) allow accountants to choose among different methods for depreciation and for the valuation of inventory
C) require accountants to use only one specific method of depreciation, but permit several methods of inventory valuation
D) require accountants to use one specific method for valuing inventory, but permit several methods for depreciating fixed assets
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A) Recording information into journals
B) Collecting data from customers
C) Forecasting expenses and revenues
D) Preparing the advertising message
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A) Revenue
B) Gross margin
C) Net income
D) Cost of goods sold
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A) Affirm whether the figures in the account ledgers are correct and balanced.
B) Prepare a mock up of a real balance sheet.
C) Review the income statement accounts.
D) Meet a reporting requirement of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) .
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A) Double-entry bookkeeping
B) Trial balancing
C) Account matching
D) Entry duplication
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A) Conducting the full audit.
B) Preparing a tax return for the company.
C) Preparing the store's balance sheet and other major financial statements.
D) Presenting the trial balance to the company owners.
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A) Dollar value, from smallest to largest
B) Date of acquisition, with the most recently acquired assets listed first
C) Liquidity, with the most liquid assets listed first
D) Income generating ability
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A) Phil continues with this procedure, but only until the store opens, at which time he will need an additional drawer for his sales transactions.
B) Phil invests some time in exploring an accounting system that will make it easier to classify and summarize accounting information.
C) Phil continues with this procedure because there is very little difference between one expense and another.
D) Phil stops wasting valuable time saving the receipts because accountants only record sales transactions.
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A) Generate sales with a given level of current assets.
B) Utilize current assets profitably.
C) Pay its bills in the short run.
D) Effectively use borrowed funds.
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A) Replace the firm's need for managers.
B) Also provide information regarding competitors.
C) Assist in interpreting that information.
D) Design the computer information systems.
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A) $682.00
B) Carole: $341.00; Bonnie: $341.00
C) $1250.00
D) $2750.00
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A) The result of deducting liabilities from the assets of the firm.
B) The result of subtracting cost of good sold from revenues.
C) The result of deducting depreciation expense from revenues.
D) The net earnings after the deduction of all expenses, including tax expense.
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A) income statement
B) balance sheet
C) statement of cash flows
D) trial balance
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