ACC 100 Chapter Notes - Chapter 2: Asset, Financial Statement, Cash Flow

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Chapter 2 financial statements and the annual report. Financial reporting: an international perspective: primary objective of financial reporting is to provide information useful in making economic decisions. Understanding the operating cycle: operating cycle begins when cash is invested in inventory and ends when cash is collected by the company from its customers. 2 other common ca are temporary investments and prepaid expenses. Investments made for short-term called either temporary investments or marketable securities: prepayments like office supplies, rent, and insurance are prepaid expenses and ca. Non-current assets: assets that are not ca and are long term, those are non-current assets. Amortization is the write off for intangible assets. Current liabilities: cl means something will be paid within the next operating cycle or within 1 year if the cycle is shorter than 1 year, for example, a/p, wages payable, income taxes payable are cl www. notesolution. com.

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