ACCT 211 Chapter 2: ACCT 211 Chapter 2 Fact Sheet

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Generally accepted accounting principles (gaap): the accounting standards, rules, principles, and procedures that comprise authoritative practice for financial accounting. Developed by: securities and exchange commission (sec, financial accounting standards board (fasb, american institute of certified public accountants (aicpa) International accounting standards board (iasb): similar to fasb, whose mission is to develop a single set of high-quality standards requiring transparent, comparable information called international financial reporting. The u. s. has agreed to converge at some time in the future, but for now, companies in u. s. must use gaap. Classified balance sheet: breaks each large group (assets, liabilities, and equity) into subgroups that are similar in nature. Get familiar for what accounts go in which subheadings. Notice, classifications greatly rely on time, in that an asset or liability is current if it will expire, be paid off, or be consumed in one year or less. Don"t worry about accumulated other comprehensive loss in equity. Property and equipment are reported net of depreciation expense.

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