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Issue a _____ if a customer has been overbilled credit memo Which 'behind the scenes' image shows what happens when you create a sales form to sell an inventory item? COGS credit 100, Inventory debit 100 The sales tax in Clara's area has changed. What should she do? Edit the existing tax rate What account is debited when a purchase order is created? accounts recievable

A company's computer is classified as what account type: a. Expense b. Owner's Equity c. Fixed Asset d. Retained Earnings c. Fixed Asset A corporation uses __________ as its Federal Tax ID number. a. the owner's social security number b. an EIN number c. business operating license number d. none of these b. an EIN number

In a sole proprietorship, equity is what shareholders have invested in the company False Amortization is the process of a balance increasing over time False Treating bad debt as a discount is recommended because it reduces sales tax liability False A fixed asset is something you DON'T plan to use up or turn into cash within the next year True

To enter Customer and Sales transactions From the Create (+) icon, select the appropriate customer transaction To enter Vendor and Expense transactions From the Create (+) icon, select the appropriate vendor transaction QuickBooks considers all of the following to be vendors except: Customers purchasing products

The owner's drawing account should be transferred to capital each week. False Even if entered elsewhere, all transactions are recorded in the Journal. True You must access the General Journal in order to close a period. False

The purpose of an adjusting entry is: A)Revenue was earned but not recorded. B)Expenses incurred but not recorded. C)To show the prepaid expense for one month. D)Customer paid in advance of receiving goods or services. E)All of the above. E)All of the above Adjusting entries are made on the: A)15th of every month .B)First day of the new year, meaning January 1. C)Last day of the month, quarter, or year. D)Adjusting entries are rarely recorded for a company. E)All of the above. C)Las...

1.The Cost of Goods Sold in the Profit and Loss account increases when you sell a product. True 2: There is no limit to the number of inventory products you can enter in QuickBooks Online. True 3: The difference between the cost and the sales price is an expense. false

1. A period that the company uses for accounting purposes and preparing financial statements. a. First quarter. b. Fourth quarter. c. Fiscal year. d. End of year. e. None. Fiscal year. 2. A software design that emphasizes separating the functions of a program into independent, interchangeable components is called: a. A user interface. b. The operating system. c. Web-delivered software. d. Modules. e. All Modules.

The Inventory Part window consists of two sides: one for sales information and one for purchase information True Inventory tracking is automatically activated when you create a company file False In QuickBooks, non-inventory parts are tracked in the same way as inventory parts False QuickBooks automatically creates your Sales Tax Liability account for you True

Receipt of purchase order items is never recorded before the bill arrives. False A bill can be paid by check or credit card. True The Cost of Goods Sold account Merchandise Discounts is used to record discounts to customers. False