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“The Creative Chaos”
“Osama, Abdus Samad, Zaheer Ahmed, Danyal & Kamran”
THE ACCOUNTING
CYCLE
Analyze Journalize Transactions
• To Record.• Debit/Credit
S.no Particulars P/R Debit Credit
1 XXX xxx
2 XXX xxx
3 XXX xxx
4 XXX xxx
Analyze Journalize Transactions
General Ledger
• Choronological Order
• T-Accounts
• Posting
Unadjusted Trial Balance
• Preparation of Trial Balance.
• Entries either Monthly/Quarterly.
Adjusting Entries
• Entries are recorded, when they are actually occurred
• Balance Day Adjustments
Adjusting Entries
• Types of Adjusting Entries
I. Converting Assets to Expense
II. Converting Liabilties to Revenue
III. Accruing unpaid Expenses
IV. Accruing Uncollected Revenue
Adjusted Trial Balance
• Preparation of unjusted trial balance with the emergence of adusting enteries.
• Internationally Accepted Standards.
• Financial Statements.
Closing Entries
• Temporary Accounts
• Sequence of Closing Entries
• Close the revenue accounts to Income Summary.
• Close the expense accounts to Income Summary.
• Close Income Summary to Retained Earnings.
• Close Dividends to Retained Earnings.
Closing Entries
Financial Statements
.Income StatementIncome Statement
Retained EarningsRetained Earnings
Balance Sheet Balance Sheet
Cash Flow StatementCash Flow Statement
Prepare financial statementsPrepare financial statementsIncome StatementIncome Statement
Retained EarningsRetained Earnings
Balance Sheet Balance Sheet
Cash Flow StatementCash Flow Statement
Income Statement
• Financial Tool
• Inflows & outflows of revenues &
expenses
• Revenues.
• Expenses.
EQUATION:
Revenues
Expenses– =
Net income
OrNet loss
Retained Earnings
• It basically derived from “Net income by subtracting dividends” .
LesssNet Income
Net Income
LessLess DividendsDividends == Retained Earnings
Retained Earnings
Retained Earnings at beg.
Retained Earnings at beg.
Add. Net Income
Subt. Dividends
Add. Net Income
Subt. Dividends
Retained Earnings
At end
Retained Earnings
At end
Balance Sheet
• Reports the financial condition of a company at a specific point in time
• Required to report every three months• Three key areas:
– Assets (What it owns)
– Liabilities (What it owes)
– Shareholders’ equity
• Assets = Liabilities + Shareholders’ Equity
Assets
• Current Assets– Can be turned into cash quickly (within 12 months)
Examples.• Cash, investments
• Accounts Receivable (Bills due to the company)
• Fixed Assets– Also long-term assets, property, plant, and equipment
Liabilities
Current Liabilities
Cash the company must pay in the next 12 months
Examples
Accounts Payable (Bills the company owes)
Accrued wages, interest, and other expense
Long-term Liabilities
Debt due in the years ahead vs. the current year
Shareholders’ Equity
• Owner`s Equity
• Retained Earnings
The Cash Flow Statement
• It contains three activities.
I. Operating activities.
II. Financial activities.
III. Investing activities.
THE END