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Accounting Accounting System Accounting Records Words to Know

 Accounting is the language of Business  By understanding accounting information, businesses and their employers can eliminate poor decisions and create opportunities for them to grow their business.  Business owners must also find ways to keep spending within their available income. Some factors include: - Taxes - Revenues

The Accounting Equation  Service Business  Proprietorship  Asset  Equities  Liability  Owner’s Equity  Accounting Equation

Owned by Barbara Trevino, she decided to start her own business of providing musical instrument lessons. For the accounting system and records in a proprietorship to be correct, Ms. Trevino must record her data in specific way in order to keep the business separate from her personal life. Encore Music’s financial records should not include any personal items like Ms. Trevino home or personal car because they have no effect on the business Encore Music

Assets The Accounting Equation Liabilities + Owner’s Equity = Equities

Assets = Liabilities + Owner’s Equity This equation must always be balanced in order to be sure of correctness of the recording of the financial records. Therefore the amount on the left MUST equal the amount on the right!