Are you familiar with FBLA accounting? The is an American career and technical student association headquartered in Reston, Virginia, which is The Future Business Leaders of America-phi Beta Lambda or FBLA-PBL. . It was established in 1940. It is a non-profit organization of high school, middle school, college students, and professional members who help students acclimate themselves to the corporate world. Stop right here and see if the numbers add up.
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A. A + E
B. A = OE - L
C. Assets = Liabilities + Owner’s Equity
D. Assets + Liabilities = Owner’s Equity
A. on each journal page.
B. for each entry on each journal page.
C. only at the top of page one of the journal page.
D. at the bottom of each journal page.
A. wages.
B. liabilities.
C. taxes.
D. long-term liabilities.
A. $500 salary payment posted as a $500 debit to cash and a $500 credit to salaries expense.
B. $200 check from a customer in payment of his/her account posted as $200 debit to cash and a $200 credit to accounts receivable.
C. $75 cash from a customer in payment of his/her account posted as a $75 debit to cash and a $57 credit to cash.
D. $50 cash purchase of office supplies posted as a $50 debit to office equipment and a $50 credit to cash
A. $3,326
B. $7,526
C. $4,200
D. $4,674
A. Debit salary expense and credit cash
B. Debit cash and credit Partner A, withdrawal
C. Debit Partner A, withdrawal and credit cash
D. Debit capital and credit cash
A. debiting bad debts expense and crediting accounts receivable/customer in the general journal.
B. posting to the bad debts expense and accounts receivable accounts.
C. posting to the customer’s account showing it to be uncollectible.
D. All of the above
A. debit the account and credit the related expense account.
B. debit the depreciation account and credit the accumulated depreciation account.
C. debit the accumulated depreciation account and credit the depreciation expense account.
D. debit the depreciation account and credit the owner’s equity account.
A. Federal income tax
B. FICA tax
C. State income tax
D. State unemployment tax
A. Capital
B. Supplies expense
C. Fees owed
D. All of the above
A. beginning of the fiscal period
B. end of the fiscal period.
C. during the fiscal period.
D. midpoint of the fiscal period.
A. Debit sales discounts for $250, credit accounts receivable/customer.
B. Credit sales returns and allowances for $150, debit accounts receivable/customer.
C. Debit sales returns and allowances for $150, credit accounts receivable/customer
D. Debit sales discounts for $150, credit accounts receivable/customer
Preferred
Common
Capital
Dividend
Sole proprietorship, balance sheet
Partnership, income statement
Corporation, balance sheet
Corporation, income statement
Asset accounts only on a specific date
Preliminary balances of all the asset and liability accounts on a specific date.
Final balances of all accounts on a specific date.
Final balances in all asset, liability, and owner’s equity accounts
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