ACCT 201 Study Guide - Midterm Guide: Accounting Equation, Accounts Receivable, Sarbanes–Oxley Act

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Chapter 3 - the accounting cycle: the end of the period. Chapter 1 - a framework for financial accounting. Investors decide if they should invest in stock, creditors decide if they should loan money, customers decide if they want to buy a product. People (investors and creditors) make these decisions about companies; the activities of the company is measured by accountants and the accountants provide information for the people. The accounting we are doing is external: consulting. Managerial accounting is recording information provided for internal users (managers) Financial accounting is information used by external users. This information helps people both in and outside of the company make better decisions about the company. Note: laborers are not included in assets because they are not owned/controlled. Liabilities: liabilities are claims that creditors have to the company"s resources: loans that have to be repaid to banks, example: wages, anytime there is a liability it means that something is owed to them.

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