How do I know when things like Accounts Receivable/ Payable & Equity are either decreasing or increasing

Q: Which of the following have high return and low Liquidity? a. demand deposit account b. saving…

A: Account is referred as the record or an arrangement through which a customer’s financial assets are…

Q: Which one of the following is not a part of money market? a. Call money market b. Commercial…

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Q: 11. Which transaction gives rise to debtors? A. Credit purchases B. Cash purchases C. Credit sales…

A: The company makes sales to earn profit and the company also makes sales on account which means the…

Q: Cash is Appear in Which Side of Balance Sheet?

A: The balance sheet is one of the financial statements of the business. The balance sheet represents…

Q: s not useful for analyzing changes in financial state s useful in analyzing relationships within a…

A: Vertical analysis of financial statements is a where each line item is expressed as a percentage…

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A: Answer: Income statement-Negative effect: Inventories are not recorded in the income statement.…

Q: Which of the following is not a current asset? Inventory Trade receivables Building Cash at bank

A: Current Assets- are assets that can be converted into cash within one operating cycle i.e.,  assets…

Q: What is the value of equity? And how to answer that question with only information on assets and…

A: Valuation is referred as the quantitative method to estimate the fair value of an assets or a…

Q: Which of the following are the instruments of money market? Select one a Certificate of deposits…

A: Money market fundamentally alludes to a part of the monetary market where monetary instruments with…

Q: Liquidity is simply: a. another term for current liabilities O b. another term for cash O c. a…

A: Definition: Liquidity means how quickly you can get your hands on your cash. In simpler terms,…

Q: For Cash flow to creditors, why did you add it? Isn't CFC= Interest- Long Term Deb

A: First let us define what cash flow to creditors is. CFC is the net cash outflows that a company pays…

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A: A company's liquidity and ability to satisfy its short-term financial obligations can be determined…

Q: The finance balance sheet is: O the same as the accounting balance sheet, but it is based on…

A: The balance sheet is financial statement that reports company's assets, liabilities and owner's…

Q: A pair of earrings is priced at P30,000. A client made a down payment of P5,000 and promised to pay…

A: Price = P30,000 Down payment = P5000 Loan amount (PV) = 30000-5000 = P25,000 Interest rate = 3%…

Q: The Dividends account is what kind of account is it?

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Q: Why is this statement false? The balance sheet shows why cash increased or decreased.

A: Financial statements are the reports that indicate the financial position of the business. The…

Q: Which of the following transactions would result in an increase in capital employed? A. Paying a…

A: Capital Employed means amount of capital being invested in the business. This is also known as…

Q: If you convert from cash to accrual, how does that affect your balance sheet? Would assets,…

A: Cash and accrual basis are the two methods of keeping track of the business’s income and expense.

Q: What is the difference between Notes Payable and Accounts Payable?

A: Introduction: Accounts payable  is an account within the general ledger that represents a company's…

Q: True or False? cash flows to and from creditors and owners include changes in equity and debt

A: Cash flow from creditors increases the debt and cash flow to creditors decreases the debt while cash…

Q: CHAPTER 2 ASSIGNMENT Your client is having trouble figuring out where all her money goes each month.…

A: "In this chapter, we'll take a look at a client's financial situation and help them figure out where…

Q: What is the role of accounting in an efficient market?    Is it worth investing the time and money…

A: The efficient-market hypothesis (EMH) is a hypothesis in financial economics that states that asset…

Q: what are the differences between the income statement and statement of cash flows and can you show a…

A: The financial statements of a company are prepared to measure the financial performance of the…

Q: In what way do accounts receivables and accounts payables differ from each other

A: Solution: Accounts receivables represent amount owed by customer for merchandise sold by business.…

Q: What is the meaning of present value of notes receivable.

A: To understand the present value of notes receivable, first we need to understand what note…

Q: What types of accounts compromise Income? and make up Net

A: Sales are subtracted from the cost of products sold, selling, overall and administrative…

Q: From an accounting standpoint, isn't treasury stock just a regular equity account with a normal…

A: The treasury shares are the own shares of the company which are purchased from the shareholders.

Q: I.                                                What are terms of credit? From the viewpoint of a…

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Q: Why could cash be falling in a set of accounts?

A: Cash can fall in a set of accounts for a variety of reasons. These include making large purchases,…

Q: Which of coming up next isn't a money outpouring?    a) Increase in Prepaid costs    b) Increase…

A: Money outpouring means a situation when money is outpoured or outflown from the business.

Q: What is the difference between a nominal account and a real account?

A: Nominal Account: These are the accounts that pertain to Incomes (or Revenues) and Expenses. Thus,…

Q: 1. What is the general trend of the company’s current assets? Did you observe any account with…

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Q: 1. What kinds of transactions make up the activity in the finance and investment cycle?

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Q: Short answer Which is more relevant to an investor; Accounts Receivable or Accounts Receivable, Net?…

A: Investors are an important class of stakeholders for every company. The contribute to the…

Q: The only effect of a change in the investment of accounts receivable is the extra interest to be…

A: Company provide credits to customers and later recover the money from customers these are account…

Q: Why is it important to check if debt is decreasing if we have decline in interest expense in…

A: The cost of borrowing funds is referred to as interest expenditure. It is the fee charged by a…

Q: Explain CECL (“Current Expected Credit Loss”) model.

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Q: The APR is a. the average annual percentage cost paid on deposits b. the average rate paid on…

A: The APR is (c) the average rate paid for credit

Q: Allowance for Bad Debts is what kind of account?

A: There are two ways by which bad debt expense is reported by company which is direct method and…

Q: Which of these results in a negative adjustment when calculating cash flow? O Accounts receivable…

A: Let's dissect the elements of cash flow computation, paying particular attention to the Cash Flow…

Q: What are the differences between Notes Payable and Accounts Payable?

A: Explain the difference between a note payable and an account payable as follows:Notes payable: A…

Financial Transaction Analysis

The transaction analysis is done with the help of the accounting equation. The basic accounting equation is alternatively known as the balance sheet equation is based on the double-entry system which says that for each transaction happening in a business, at least two accounts should be affected I.e. both the debit side and the credit side should be equal. The Accounting Equation is