Match Each Account to the Proper Account Description;not All Letters

question 16

Multiple Choice

Match each account to the proper account description;not all letters will be used.
-Cash

• A)Stocks and bonds of other companies held for the purpose of exercising control.
• B)An accumulation of the sum of the expense since the beginning of the benefit period.
• C)Outside ownership in the equity of consolidated subsidiaries.
• D)Machinery and tools,valued at historical cost.
• E)Monies due because expenses,such as salaries,are incurred in a different period than when the cash outlay occurs.
• F)The most liquid of assets,it may also include savings accounts.
• G)Goods on hand.
• H)A potential liability created by differing tax and reporting methods.
• I)Ownership and debt instruments readily converted to cash.
• J)An expenditure made in advance of the use of the service or good.
• K)Monies due from customers arising from sale or service rendered.
• L)The capital stock of residual owners.
• M)Bonds that can be exchanged for stock at the option of the holder.
• N)Undistributed earnings of the corporation.
• O)Shares of the firm's own stock that have been repurchased.
• P)Monies due for goods bought for use or resale.
• Q)Excess over legal par paid at time of sale.
• R)Nondepreciable real estate.
• S)Collections in advance of service.
• T)Securities that give the holder the right to buy additional shares of common stock at a fixed price.

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Definitions:

Absorption Costing

Absorption costing is an accounting method that includes all manufacturing costs (direct materials, direct labor, and both variable and fixed manufacturing overhead) in the cost of a product.

Absorption Costing

An accounting method that includes all manufacturing costs (both variable and fixed) in the cost of a product.

Unit Product Cost

The calculated cost associated with producing a single unit of product, including direct materials, labor, and overhead.

Absorption Costing

An accounting practice where the cost of a product is calculated by including all expenses from manufacturing, like direct materials, direct labor, and both variable and fixed overheads.