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"The Accounting Cycle": HTML5 Crossword |
Across1. Records financial information on the left side of each account (1 word) (5)
3. Traceable record of information that contributes to the creation of a business transaction (2 words) (8,6)
5. Record of all transactions (1 word) (7)
7. Graphic representation of a general ledger account in which each account is visually split into left and right sides (2 words) (1,7)
8. Expected balance each account type maintains, which is the side that increases (2 words) (6,7)
11. Only one debit account and one credit account are listed under the debit and credit columns of a journal entry (2 words) (6,5)
12. Step-by-step process to record business activities and events to keep financial records up to date (2 words) (10,5)
13. Items paid for in advance of their use (2 words) (7,8)
15. Requires the sum of the debits to equal the sum of the credits for each transaction (3 words) (6,5,10)
17. Records financial information on the right side of an account (1 word) (6)
18. Record showing increases and decreases to assets, liabilities, and equity found in the accounting equation (1 word) (7)
19. Comprehensive listing of all of a company’s accounts with their individual balances (2 words) (7,6)
20. Business activity or event that has an effect on financial information presented on financial statements (1 word) (11)
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Down2. List of all accounts in the general ledger that have nonzero balances (2 words) (5,7)
4. Account numbering system that lists all the accounts a business uses in its day-to-day transactions (3 words) (5,2,8)
6. Interrelated objectives and fundamentals of accounting principles for financial reporting (2 words) (10,9)
9. Takes all transactions from the journal during a period and moves the information to a general ledger (ledger) (1 word) (7)
10. One operating cycle of a business, which could be a month, quarter, or year (1 word) (6)
14. Account that has a normal balance opposite of normal balance for the broad category to which the account belongs (2 words) (6,7)
16. More than one account is listed under the debit and/or credit column of a journal entry (2 words) (8,5)
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ACROSS
1. Records financial information on the left side of each account (1 word) (5)
3. Traceable record of information that contributes to the creation of a business transaction (2 words) (8,6)
5. Record of all transactions (1 word) (7)
7. Graphic representation of a general ledger account in which each account is visually split into left and right sides (2 words) (1,7)
8. Expected balance each account type maintains, which is the side that increases (2 words) (6,7)
11. Only one debit account and one credit account are listed under the debit and credit columns of a journal entry (2 words) (6,5)
12. Step-by-step process to record business activities and events to keep financial records up to date (2 words) (10,5)
13. Items paid for in advance of their use (2 words) (7,8)
15. Requires the sum of the debits to equal the sum of the credits for each transaction (3 words) (6,5,10)
17. Records financial information on the right side of an account (1 word) (6)
18. Record showing increases and decreases to assets, liabilities, and equity found in the accounting equation (1 word) (7)
19. Comprehensive listing of all of a company’s accounts with their individual balances (2 words) (7,6)
20. Business activity or event that has an effect on financial information presented on financial statements (1 word) (11)
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2. List of all accounts in the general ledger that have nonzero balances (2 words) (5,7)
4. Account numbering system that lists all the accounts a business uses in its day-to-day transactions (3 words) (5,2,8)
6. Interrelated objectives and fundamentals of accounting principles for financial reporting (2 words) (10,9)
9. Takes all transactions from the journal during a period and moves the information to a general ledger (ledger) (1 word) (7)
10. One operating cycle of a business, which could be a month, quarter, or year (1 word) (6)
14. Account that has a normal balance opposite of normal balance for the broad category to which the account belongs (2 words) (6,7)
16. More than one account is listed under the debit and/or credit column of a journal entry (2 words) (8,5)
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