Last week, you were introduced to the basic concepts of accounting. In Week 2, we are putting in the walls of the building. We will now discuss the elements of the financial statements. By the time you have completed the work for Week 2, you will know:The meaning and principal items covered in the balance sheet;The different types of transactions and their impact on the balance sheet; andThe nature of income and the income statement.TOPIC B – posted Wednesday1. What is the formula for the income statement? What information is this statement designed to provide?2. Just like the balance sheet distinguishes current assets from non-current ones, it also reports current and non-current liabilities? What is the difference between these two categories. Why do we distinguish current items from non-current ones?3. How is the income statement related to the balance sheet?Great turnout at last nights meeting! I was so happy to see the Hollywood Squares version of our class participants.In order to complete your project, we needed to discuss the Accounting Cycle.Your first worksheet in the project workbook is for Journal Entries. This is where you will record the business transactions in the Debit/Credit format we discussed.Here are a series of journal entries. Prepare a trial balance:CashCommon Stock30,000 30,000Equipment Cash12,000 12,000SuppliesAccounts Payable5,000 5,000CashService Revenue6,000 6,000Rent ExpenseCash4,000 4,000Rent Expense Prepaid Rent9,000 9,000Supplies ExpenseSupplies2,700 2,700CashUnearned Revenue18,000 18,000Unearned RevenueRevenue6,000 6,000Depreciation. Expense Accumulated Depreciation5,0005,000Totals$ 97,700 $ 97,700TOPIC A – posted SundayHere is one of the most important financial statements, the Balance Sheet. Pay attention to the proper classifications of the elements and key subtotals.1) How are current assets different from non-current assets? How are current liabilities different from non-current liabilities? What differentiates an account receivable vs. an accounts payable?2) What does the current ratio measure? Is the higher the ratio always the better? Explain.3) What does solvency mean? What data does the balance provide in order to determine solvency?4) Cash and cash equivalents are the most liquid assets included on a companys balance sheet. So what gets counted as cash? What is a cash equivalent?
Write a two-page expository essay in APA 7th edition format. The attached files contain the details of the essay. Please write in an active voice. First read
Write a two-page expository essay in APA 7th edition format. The attached files contain the details of the essay. Please write in an active voice. First read the PDF article titled, “Do Large-Scale Co
