Year 12 · QCE / Accounting
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- Write one prompt per card. Use definitions, explanations or examples from your current topic.
- Answer aloud before turning the card. Split a card if it asks for several unrelated facts.
- Set aside missed cards and revisit them in a later session.
Recall topics
- What are the three main categories of cash flows in a cash flow statement?
- Define 'operating cash flow'.
- What are examples of investing activities in a cash flow statement?
- Define 'financing activities'.
- What is the direct method in cash flow reporting?
- Name three direct-method line items for operating cash flows.
- Define the 'cash flow to sales ratio'.
- What does the 'cash flow to total liabilities ratio' measure?
- Define 'separation of duties' in internal control.
- What is the principle of 'authorisation' in internal controls?
- Explain the role of 'reconciliation' as an internal control.
- What is a 'tax invoice' in the context of GST?
- Define 'Business Activity Statement' (BAS).
- What is an 'input tax credit' (ITC)?
- Explain 'GST collected' in accounting.
- Define 'GST paid' in the BAS context.
- What is a 'debtor'?
- Define 'creditor'.
- What is a 'control account' in accounts receivable/payable?
- Define 'subsidiary ledger'.
- What is an 'ageing schedule' in accounts receivable?
- Explain the 'perpetual inventory system'.
- Define 'FIFO' (First-In, First-Out) inventory method.
- What is the 'weighted-average cost' inventory method?
- Define 'cost of goods sold' (COGS).
- What is a 'computerised accounting system'?
- Name two advantages of a computerised accounting system.
- What is an 'audit trail' in computerised accounting?
- Explain the relationship between the control account and subsidiary ledger.
- Define 'cash conversion cycle'.
- Define accrued revenue.
- Define accrued expense.
- Define prepayment (or prepaid expense).
- Define unearned revenue (or deferred revenue).
- Name the three depreciation methods.
- Describe the straight-line depreciation method.
- Describe the declining-balance depreciation method.
- Describe the units-of-production depreciation method.
- Define allowance for doubtful debts.
- List the eight main steps of the accounting cycle in order.
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