2. Types of Businesses Statement of Retained Earnings Statement of Cash Flows $100100$100100$100100 $200200$200200$200200 $300300$300300$300300 $400400$400400$400400 $500500 Income Statement $400400 $100100 $200200 $300300 $500500 Balance Sheet $100100 $200200 $300300 $400400 $500500$500500$500500

3. Types of Businesses - $100 A business with one owner who assumes unlimited liability. What is a Sole Proprietorship? Back to Board

4. Types of Businesses - $200 A business owned by two or more persons. Each person often is personally liable for debts of the business. What is a Partnership? Back to Board

5. Types of Businesses - $300 A business that operates as separate from its owners. Typically owners do not assume unlimited liability. What is a Corporation? Back to Board

6. Types of Businesses - $400 A business that has its shares bought and sold on exchanges. What is a Public Company? Back to Board

7. Types of Businesses - $500 A business in which ownership is transferred by the private sale of shares. What is a Private Company? Back to Board

8. Balance Sheet - $100 The basic accounting equation. What is Assets = Liabilities + Shareholders’ Equity? Back to Board

9. Balance Sheet - $200 The alternative title for a balance sheet. What is the “Statement of Financial Position”? Back to Board

10. Balance Sheet - $300 The account that represents the company’s total earnings and losses less all dividends occurring since the formation of the corporation. What is Retained Earnings? Back to Board

11. Balance Sheet - $400 The order in which assets are listed on the Balance Sheet. What is Liquidity? Back to Board

12. Balance Sheet - $500 The name of the balance sheet account used when a customer owes the business money. What is Accounts Receivable? Back to Board

13. IS - $100 The main equation for the Income Statement. What is Revenues – Expenses = Net Income? Back to Board

14. IS - $200 The format for the date used in the third line of an Income Statement’s heading. What is “For the Period Ended Month XX, 20XX”? Back to Board

15. IS - $300 DAILY DOUBLEDAILY DOUBLE!!!

16. IS - $400 Formal label used to describe the costs of running a business. What is “Expenses”? Back to Board

17. IS - $500 Formal label used to indicate the profit of the period. What is “Net Income”? Back to Board

18. SRE - $100 The basic equation for the Statement of Retained Earnings. What is Beginning Retained Earnings +Net Income – Dividends Declared = Ending Retained Earnings? Back to Board

19. SRE - $200 The format for the date used in the third line of the heading for the SRE. What is “For the Period Ended Month XX, 20XX”? Back to Board

20. SRE - $300 The number used for Beginning Retained Earnings. What is the balance in the Retained Earnings account at the end of the previous period? Back to Board

21. SRE - $400 The number used for the Net Income amount in the SRE equation. What is Net Income (Loss) as calculated on the Income Statement? Back to Board

22. SRE - $500 What it means to declare a dividend. What is “formally promising to pay some of a company’s resources to its owners”? Back to Board

23. SCF - $100 “OIF!” The three categories used to classify business activities on the SCF. What are Operating, Investing, and Financing? Back to Board

24. SCF - $200 Cash inflows are shown as ____ numbers and cash outflows are shown as ____ numbers. What are positive and negative? Back to Board

25. SCF - $300 The subtotals of the three sections of the SCF sum to form this number. What is the Net Change in Cash? Back to Board

26. SCF - $400 The equation to determine the End-of-Year Cash balance. What is Beginning-of-Year Cash + Net Change in Cash = End-of-Year Cash? Back to Board

27. SCF - $500 The manner in which negative amounts are report in the financial statements. What is “in parentheses”? Back to Board

28. Daily Double Specify Your Wager!

29. IS --- The information conveyed by the lines in an Income Statement’s heading. Back to Board What is Who (name of business), What (title of the statement), When (accounting period), and Other (unit of measure).