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1. assets.cambridge.org › 9780521680745_excerptUnit 1Unit 1 Basic principles of Accounting

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   Accounting is termed as the analysis, classification and recording of financial transactions, and the ascertainment of how such transactions affect the performance and financial position of a business. Accounting is therefore concerned with: • recording of data • classification and summary of data • communicating what has been learned ...

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2. www.ifrs.org › content › damConceptual Framework for Financial Reporting - IFRS

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   INTRODUCTION. 1.1. OBJECTIVE, USEFULNESS AND LIMITATIONS OF GENERAL PURPOSE FINANCIAL REPORTING. 1.2. INFORMATION ABOUT A REPORTING ENTITY’S ECONOMIC RESOURCES, CLAIMS AGAINST THE ENTITY AND CHANGES IN RESOURCES AND CLAIMS. Economic resources and claims. Changes in economic resources and claims. Financial performance reflected by accrual accounting

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3. www.financialtrainingaustralia.com › wp-contentGlossary Of Financial and Accounting Terms

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   Accounting: The process of gathering and preparing financial information about a business or other organisation in a form that provides accurate and useful records and enables decisions to be made. Accounting cycle: This covers everything from opening the 'books' at the start of the year to closing them at the end.

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4. opentextbooks.uregina.ca › introductiontofinancialChapter 1 – Introduction to Financial Accounting

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   In this chapter, you will learn how to: LO1 – Define accounting. LO2 – Identify and describe the forms of business organization. LO3 – Identify and explain the Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP). LO4 – Identify, explain, and prepare the financial statements.

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5. assets.cambridge.org › 9781108339179_excerptIntroduction to accounting Chapter 1

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   KEY TERMS. Book-keeping is the detailed recording of all the financial transactions of a business. Accounting is using book-keeping records to prepare financial statements and to assist in decision-making. A statement of financial position. shows the assets and liabilities of a business on a certain date.

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   Jun 23, 2023 · LO1 – Define accounting. LO2 – Identify and describe the forms of business organization. LO3 – Identify and explain the Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP). LO4 – Identify, explain, and prepare the financial statements.

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   What is a statement of financial position?

   • The amount at which an asset, a liability or equity is recognised in the statement of financial position. The sorting of assets, liabilities, equity, income or expenses on the basis of shared characteristics for presentation and disclosure purposes.

   Conceptual Framework for Financial Reporting - IFRS

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   What do you mean by accounting?

   • Accounting is termed as the analysis, classification and recording of financial transactions, and the ascertainment of how such transactions affect the performance and financial position of a business. communicating what has been learned from the data. describe the impact of computers on Accounting. Who needs financial information?

   Unit 1Unit 1 Basic principles of Accounting

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   When is a transferred component included in a statement of financial position?

   • separate presentation of the transferred component in the statement of financial position, or provision of explanatory information, is needed to depict the fact that the entity no longer has any rights or obligations arising from the transferred component.

   Conceptual Framework for Financial Reporting - IFRS

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   Which items are recognised in the statement of financial position?

   • Only items that meet the definition of an asset, a liability or equity are recognised in the statement of financial position. Similarly, only items that meet the definition of income or expenses are recognised in the statement(s) of financial performance. However, not all items that meet the definition of one of those elements are recognised.

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8. www.torgersens.com › files › pdfGlossary of accountancy terms - Torgersens

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   Glossary of accountancy terms. Ensuring that we have a shared understanding of accounting and auditing terms with our clients is crucial for effective and efficient communication. To help with this shared understanding, we’ve developed an alphabetical list of the most commonly used accounting words and phrases.