ACC 211 Quiz: chapter 4&5 Study Guide

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The revenue recognition principle requires companies to report the revenue of a service or product sale during the time period it was. Chapter four expands on the double entry method and what the journal and ledger is used for throughout the accounting cycle. The first three chapters gave us the basis to build these journals, ledgers, financial statements, and balance sheets using the debit/credit t-chart, and how accounts interact with each other. We explored the revenue recognition principle and the expense recognition principle to help keep the books" quality high and not to report any misleading income statements. These principles are used in accrual basis accounting, which is in accordance with gaap, versus cash basis accounting, which can be misleading on when income is reported. We learned how to prepare adjusting entries for accruals and deferrals, which are transactions that money is exchanged at a different point than the product or service used.

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