ACG 4970 Lecture Notes - Lecture 4: Accounts Receivable, Net Income, Intangible Asset

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An important part of accounting is identifying or specifying the entity for which the financial statements are being prepared. The accounting entity maybe different than the legal entity. The entity being studied may be a subsidiary of a larger corporation. Managerial accounting: primarily concerned with preparing financial information for a specific purpose, usually internal users. Liabilities: represent the claim of one entity on another"s assets. Net income: the difference between revenue and expense. The value of assets must always equal the combined value of liabilities and net assets (or fund balance); assets = liabilities + net assets. Whenever a financial transaction occurs, such as borrowing money or purchasing supplies, it is important to keep the accounting equation in balance. The values on the balance sheet represent the acquisition cost of the asset and may not represent the assets current value if it were sold or replaced.

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