ACTG 1P91 Lecture Notes - Lecture 2: Deferral, Current Liability, Share Capital

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Assets: the resource that will provide future economic benefits. Current assets: benefits will be realized within one year. Cash: includes $ in checking and savings account. Accounts receivable (a/r): an asset created by selling products or services on credit. Supplies: consumable items like office supplies and cleaning supplies. Prepaid expense: the cost of expense paid in advance. Not an expense, part of an asset, eg; insurance premium. Long-term assets: benefits will be realized over more than a year. Property, plant and equipment (ppe): assets that are used in operating the business. Liability: an economic obligation that requires future sacrifices. Current liabilities: obligations that are to be paid or settled within a year. Account payable: a liability created by buying products or services on credit. Unearned revenue: cash received in advance from a customer, but service is not performed. Non-current liabilities: obligation that are expected to be paid or settled after 1 year from bs date.

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