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Title: ACCRUAL CONCEPT


1
ACCRUAL CONCEPT
LG 1
  • Transactions
  • Are recorded as they occur
  • Are recorded even if cash not received or paid
  • Affect accounting equation (A L E)

2
ACCRUAL MEANS
LG 1
  • Revenue recognized (recorded) when earned
  • Liabilities recognized when obligation incurred
  • Expenses recorded when incurred matched with
    revenue or period.

3
ACCRUAL CONCEPT
LG 1
  • Accrual accounting requires both
  • a. Accruals
  • b. Defferals

4
MATCHING PRINCIPLE
LG 1
  • Expenses recognized, recorded in same period as
    related revenue
  • Matching revenue and expense to proper period
    such as Nov. rent to the month of Nov.

5
Deferrals
LG 2
  • Cash flows before event.
  • Deferred Revenue
  • Cash received before revenue is earned.
  • Deferred Expense
  • Cash Paid before expense incurred.

6
Deferral Transactions
LG 2
  • Deferred Expenses
  • 1. Insurance
  • 2. Equipment
  • Deferred Revenue
  • Rent from renting land.

7
Deferral TransactionsExp. - Insurance
LG 2
  • Nov. 1st paid 2,400 for 2yrs (24 mons.) Ins.
    Which is 100 per month (2,400 / 24)
  • Assets
    L E
  • Cash Prepd. Ins.
    RE
  • Nov 1. -2,400 2,400
  • Nov 30th
  • Adj. -100
    -100 Exp.
  • Bal 11/31 2,300
    -100

8
Deferral TransactionsExp. - Equipment
LG 2
  • Nov. Purchased 8,500 for equipment that will
    last several years. Amount expensed per Month
    160.
  • Assets
    L E
  • Cash Equip. AD N/P
    RE
  • Nov 1. -1,700 8,500 6,800
  • Nov 30th
    depreciation
  • Adj. -160
    -160 Exp.
  • Bal 11/31 8.500 2,300
    -160

9
Accruals
LG 2
  • Cash flows after event.
  • Accrued Revenue
  • Cash received after revenue is earned.
  • Accrued Expense
  • Cash Paid after expense incurred.

10
Accruals Transactions
LG 2
  • Accrued Expenses
  • 1. Wages owed
  • Accrued Revenue
  • Fees earned but not received from customer.

11
Accrual TransactionsExp. - Wages
LG 2
  • Nov. 30th employees had earned 220 of unpaid,
    unrecorded wages.
  • Assets Liab E
  • Wages Pay.
    RE
  • Nov 30 220
    -220 Wage Exp.
  • Note this is recorded as an adjustment.

12
Accrual TransactionsRevenue
LG 2
  • Fees earned but not yet paid by customers.
  • Assets L E
  • A/R
    RE
  • Nov. Billed 6,000 6,000
    Earned Rev.
  • Nov 30th earned but yet billed.
  • Adj. 750
    750 Exp.

13
PERIOD END ADJUSTMENTS
LG 6
  • 1. Assets partly used should be expensed.
  • Prepaid insurance expired 1,100
  • Supplies used 150.
  • Depre. Of fixed assets Equipment 160.
  • Identify, analyze, record adjustment data

14
PERIOD END ADJUSTMENTS
LG 6
  • 2. Liab - unearned revenue that has been earned.
  • 360

15
PERIOD END ADJUSTMENTSAccruals
LG 6
  • 1. Accrued revenue.
  • Earned but not billed 750
  • 2.Accrued Expenses Incurred but not recorded
  • Wages earned but not recorded 220.

16
IFSF Prepaid Insurance (AJE 1)
LG 3
Cash Flows
Income Statement
Balance Sheet
Family Health Care, PC recognized insurance used
up.
Ins Exp - 1,100
17
IFSF Supplies (AJE 2)
LG 3
Cash Flows
Income Statement
Balance Sheet
Family Health Care, PC recognized supplies used
up.
Supp Exp - 150
18
IFSF Depreciation (AJE 3)
LG 3
Cash Flows
Income Statement
Balance Sheet
Family Health Care, PC recognized depreciation on
equipment.
Dep Exp - 160
19
IFSF Unearned Rent (AJE 4)
LG 3
Cash Flows
Income Statement
Balance Sheet
Family Health Care, PC recognized rent revenue.
Rent Rev 360
20
ACCRUALS
LG 3
  • Recognize expense before cash is paid or
    recognize revenue before cash is received
    Examples
  • Accrued expenses (interest expense)
  • Accrued revenues (for services provided but not
    billed)

21
FAMILY HEALTH CARE, PCAccruals
LG 3
  • Accrued expense
  • Wages owed but not paid, 220
  • Accrued revenues
  • Services provided, not billed, 750

22
IFSF Wages Expense (AJE 5)
LG 3
Cash Flows
Income Statement
Balance Sheet
Family Health Care, PC incurred wages expense.
Wages exp - 220
23
IFSF Fees Earned (AJE 6)
LG 3
Cash Flows
Income Statement
Balance Sheet
Family Health Care, PC earned revenue.
Fees earned 750
24
LG 2
EXERCISE 3-6a
Indicate whether the following are deferred
(prepaid) expense.
Click the button to skip this exercise
  • Utilities owed, not paid
  • 2-yr premium paid on insurance
  • Subscriptions received in advance
  • Fees earned, not received
  • Tax owed, not paid
  • Salary owed, not paid
  • Supplies on hand
  • Fees received, not earned

25
LG 3
EXERCISE 3-6b
Indicate whether the following are deferred
(unearned) revenue.
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  • Utilities owed, not paid
  • 2-yr premium paid on insurance
  • Subscriptions received in advance
  • Fees earned, not received
  • Tax owed, not paid
  • Salary owed, not paid
  • Supplies on hand
  • Fees received, not earned

26
LG 3
EXERCISE 3-6c
Indicate whether the following are accrued
expense (liability).
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  • Utilities owed, not paid
  • 2-yr premium paid on insurance
  • Subscriptions received in advance
  • Fees earned, not received
  • Tax owed, not paid
  • Salary owed, not paid
  • Supplies on hand
  • Fees received, not earned

27
LG 3
EXERCISE 3-6d
Indicate whether the following are accrued
revenue (asset).
Click the button to skip this exercise
  • Utilities owed, not paid
  • 2-yr premium paid on insurance
  • Subscriptions received in advance
  • Fees earned, not received
  • Tax owed, not paid
  • Salary owed, not paid
  • Supplies on hand
  • Fees received, not earned

28
LEARNING GOALS
7
Describe, illustrate common sized financial
statements.
29
COMMON SIZED STATEMENTS
LG 7
  • Useful in comparing one company to another
  • Use vertical analysis as basis for comparison

30
WENDY VS. McDONALDSCommon Size Income Statement
LG 7
31
WENDY VS. McDONALDSCommon Size Income Statement
LG 7
32
ANALYSIS
LG 7
  • Wendys has higher cost of
  • operating restaurants
  • General operating expenses
  • Wendys earns significantly less (5.9) profit on
    every dollar of sales than McDonalds (12.2)

33
WENDY VS. McDONALDSCommon Size Balance Sheet 2
LG 7
34
ANALYSIS
LG 7
McDonalds has higher long term liabilities than
Wendys Wendys uses slightly higher equity
financing than McDonalds
35
WENDYS Common Size Income Statement2005 vs.
2003
LG 7
36
ANALYSIS
LG 7
Cost of food and operating restaurants has gone
up 68.9 vs. 71.0. In 2005 they had spent more
on other operating expenses than 2003 - 17.8 vs
19.0
37
ANALYSIS
LG 7
Dollar cost of increasing the Cost of food and
operating restaurants from 68.9 to 71.0. s
2.1 (71.0 68.9) 05 revenue 3,783.1 M X 2.1
79.4 million
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