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Title: LEARNING GOALS:


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Chapter 1
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LEARNING GOALS Describe types, forms of
business business stakeholders.
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LG 1
What forms do businesses take and how do they
differ?
3
LG 1
3 FORMS OF BUSINESS
  • 4 forms of business are
  • Sole ___________ 70
  • ____nership
  • ____oration
  • __mited ____ility Company

4
LG 1
5 DIFFERENCES
  • 5 differences are
  • Ease of formation
  • Legal liability
  • Taxation
  • Limited life
  • Capital access

5
DIFFERENCES IN FORMS OF BUSINESS
LG 1
6
EXERCISE 1-2a
LG 1
Identify companies with a low-cost emphasis.
7
LG 3
LEARNING GOALS
3
Define accounting, its role
8
ROLE OF ACCOUNTING
LG 3
Accounting is an ___________ ___tem that
provides _______ to stakeholders about the
economic activities and condition of a business.
9
LG 3
EXHIBIT 3
10
LG 4
LEARNING GOALS
4
Describe, illustrate basic financial statements
11
LG 4
4 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
  • 4 financial statements are
  • _________ statement
  • _______________________
  • ______________ sheet
  • Statement _______________

12
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
LG 4
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LG 4
EXHIBIT 8
Hershey Foods Corp Balance Sheet 12/31/2004
_____ _________
__________ Cash Buildings etc. Loans
Owed to others Owner invest. Retained


Earnings 1. NI or
NL

2. - Dividends
14
LG 4
EXHIBIT 8
Hershey Foods Corp Balance Sheet 12/31/2004
Assets (Cash 55)
Liabilities Equity (RE
3,469) 3,797 2,708 1,089
CASH FLOWS Operations 797 Investing
lt363gt Financing lt494gt Decrease lt60gt Cash
1/1 115 Cash 12/31 55
RETAINED EARNINGS 1/1 3,469 NI
591 -Div 386 12/31 3,469
INCOME STATEMENT Revenues 4,
429 Expenses 3,838 Net Income
591
15
INCOME STATEMENT(Slide 1 of 3)
LG 4
  • Reports change in financial condition due to
    operations
  • ____nues and ________ for a period of time
  • Month, quarter, year

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INCOME STATEMENT(Slide 2 of 3)
LG 4
  • The income statement uses the
  • _______ing Concept
  • Expenses for period are Matched against revenues
    for same period
  • ___enue ___enses Net Income (loss)

17
LG 4
EXHIBIT 4
18
RETAINED EARNINGS(Slide 1 of 2)
LG 4
  • Reports changes in financial condition due to
    changes in retained earnings during a period.
  • Retained earnings is the ______________
    _______________________________.

19
LG 4
EXHIBIT 5
20
BALANCE SHEET(Slide 1 of 2)
LG 4
  • Reports financial condition as of a point in time
  • Accounting equation
  • Assets Liabilities Stockholders Equity

21
LG 4
EXHIBIT 6
22
STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS(Slide 1 of 2)
LG 4
  • Reports change in financial condition from
    changes in cash during a period that occur due to
  • Cash flows from _____ing activities
  • Cash flows from _____ing activities
  • Cash flows from _______g activities

23
LG 4
EXHIBIT 7
24
EXERCISE 1-5a
LG 4
X ________
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EXERCISE 1-5b
LG 4
X ________
26
EXERCISE 1-5c
LG 4
X _______
27
INTEGRATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
LG 4
  • Statement of cash flows linked to cash on balance
    sheet
  • Net income from income statement linked to
    retained earnings statement
  • Retained earnings linked to balance sheet in
    stockholders equity

28
LG 4
EXHIBIT 8
Hershey Foods Corp Balance Sheet 12/31/2004
Assets (Cash 55)
Liabilities Equity (RE
3,469) 3,797 2,708 1,089
CASH FLOWS Operations 797 Investing
lt363gt Financing lt494gt Decrease lt60gt Cash
1/1 115 Cash 12/31 55
RETAINED EARNINGS 1/1 3,469 NI
591 -Div 386 12/31 3,469
INCOME STATEMENT Revenues 4,
429 Expenses 3,838 Net Income
591
29
LEARNING GOALS
5
Describe 8 accounting concepts
30
ACCOUNTING CONCEPTS
LG 5
  • Generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP)

Business Entity Concept Cost Concept Going
Concern Matching Concept
Objectivity Concept Unit of Measure
Concept Adequate Disclosure Concept Accounting
Period Concept
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BUSINESS _______ CONCEPT
LG 5
  • Applies accounting to a _________ entity
  • Hershey
  • For profit corporation
  • Separate from accounting for other entities

32
_______ CONCEPT
LG 5
  • Applies accounting to a specific entity
  • Only transactions related to that business
  • Tax Practice
  • Cost of tax software ________
  • Cost of vacation rental - ____________

33
______ _________ CONCEPT
LG 5
  • Business expects to _________ in operations for
    an ________ period of time
  • Hershey plans to build on land in future

34
__________ING CONCEPT
LG 5
  • ___enses for a period are ______ed with ______nue
    they generate
  • Hershey subtracts expenses from revenues on
    income statement

35
________IVITY CONCEPT
LG 5
  • Entries into accounting records based on
    ________________
  • Hersheys bank statements support entries in cash
    account

36
_____ OF MEASURE CONCEPT
LG 5
  • All economic data recorded in __________
  • Hershey presents financial statements in dollars

37
ADEQUATE DISCLOSURE CONCEPT
LG 5
  • Financial statements include all _________ data
    needed to __________ financial condition and
    performance
  • Hershey provides other disclosures in footnotes

38
ACCOUNTING PERIOD CONCEPT
LG 5
  • Economic data collected for a period of time in
    preparation of
  • Hersheys income statement
  • Hersheys retained earnings
  • Hersheys cash flow statement

39
RESPONSIBLE REPORTING
  • Reliability of financial reporting important
  • To economy
  • For ability of business to raise money from
    investors
  • Stockholders
  • creditors

40
LEARNING GOALS
6
Describe, illustrate horizontal analysis.
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HORIZONTAL ANALYSIS
LG 6
  • Uses comparative financial statements to
  • Compute percentage ______ ____eases
  • Examine ______ year to year

42
HERSHEY FOODSHORIZONTAL ANALYSIS
LG 6
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ANALYSIS
Hersheys operating income increased _____ as
much as its sales revenue Gross profit increased
more than cost of merchandise
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