The Financial Accounting CLEP test covers all the accounting bases. You'll learn the all the principles, theories and rules on how to record, report and deduct various items. You need to understand the terminology of the test questions, but also how to apply those terms to problems. For example, you need to know where on the balance sheet to find a particular piece of information.This CLEP test covers generally accepted accounting principles that include: COGS, depletion, acquisitions, depreciation, and amortization. Contingent liabilities and investments are also included. $35.97 Credits: 3 Difficulty: 4 Number of Questions: 75
Included in the Financial Accounting CLEP Study Guide
Generally Accepted Accounting Principles Rules of Double-Entry Accounting Dual Effects of Transactions on the Balance Sheet Equation T-Account Debit and Credit Accounting Cycle Financial Statements Balance Sheet Asset Recognition Asset Valuation GAAP Accepted Asset Valuation Basis Asset Classification Shareholder’s Equity Valuation and Disclosure Overview of the Accounting Process Income Statement Presentation Format Issues with the Income Statement Accounting for Irregular Items Profitability Analysis Acquisition and Disposal of Long-Term Assets Amortization Depletion Intangible Assets such as Patents and Goodwill Owner’s Equity Preferred Stock Common Stock Retained Earnings Liquidity, Solvency, & Activity Analysis Cash Basis of Accounting Accrual Basis of Accounting Timing of Revenue Recognition Timing of Expense Recognition Relation between Balance Sheet and Income Statement Adjusting Entries Trial Balance after Adjusting Entries Preparing the Income Statement Closing of Temporary Accounts Statement of Cash Flows Valuation of Accounts and Notes Receivable Uncollectible Accounts Direct write-off Method Allowance Method Income Recognition before the Sale Percentage-of-Completion Method Completed Contract Method Income Recognition after the Sale Installment Method Cost-Recovery-First Method	Valuation of Inventories Cost Basis for Inventory Specific Identification and the Need for Cost Flow Assumption LIFO Layers Initial Costs of Plant and Assets Depreciation Depreciable Value of Plant Assets Estimating Salvage Value Unit of Account Estimating Service Life Pattern of Expiration of Costs Straight Line Method Accelerated Method Modified Accelerated Cost Recovery System (MACRS) Declining-Balance Methods Reporting of Depreciation on the Financial Statements Liabilities Liability Recognition Liability Valuation Long Term Liabilities Bonds Investments Valuation of Securities at Acquisition Valuation of Securities After Acquisition Consolidated Statements Cash and Stock Dividends Cash Dividends Stock Dividends Treasury Stock Accounting for Treasury Shares Division of Profits and Losses in Partnership Accounting Stated Fractional Basis Ratio of Capital Investments Salary and Interest Allowances Managerial Accounting Cost-Volume Profit (Breakeven Analysis) Direct Costing and Absorbing Costing Financial Statement Analysis Performance Evaluation Process and Job Order Systems Process Costing Job-Order Costing Standard Costs and Variances Use of Differential (Relevant) Cost Sample Test Questions Test-Taking Strategies What Your Score Means

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