- •Таврійський державний агротехнологічний університет
- •Англійська мова посібник з розвитку навичок читання та говоріння
- •«Облік та аудит»
- •Contents
- •VI. Checking facts and ideas. Decide if these statements are true or false. 44
- •It’s General Regulatory Scheme in Relation to Ukrainian Accounting 83
- •I. Read the text and give the definition to the term 'accounting'.
- •VI. Read the text without a dictionary and answer the question: “How is accounting used in everyday life?” Accounting in everyday life
- •VII. Read the text and find out its main idea.
- •II. Answer the following questions:
- •V. Look back at the text and choose the correct words to go together.
- •VIII. Check your grammar.
- •IX. Check your grammar.
- •Talking points
- •Unit II Occupational Opportunities in Accounting
- •I. Read the text and distinguish between accountants, bookkeepers and accounting clerks.
- •III What meaning have the following word combinations in the text?
- •IV Complete each sentences with a word or phrase from the text.
- •V. Check your grammar.
- •Insert the article (a, an, the or ø) where it is necessary.
- •VI Read the text and find out the difference between a public accountant and a private accountant. Accountants
- •VII. Put these words into the correct order to form the questions. Answer the resulting questions.
- •VIII. Which words are missing from the following sentences?
- •IX. Read the text and explain a bookkeeper’s tasks. Bookkeepers
- •X. Read the text and determine accounting tasks to be done by accounting clerks and general office clerks. Accounting Clerks
- •General Office Clerks
- •XI. What meaning have the following word combinations in the text?
- •XII. Match the names of the jobs with their definitions. (More than one variant is possible).
- •XIII. The following sentences have mistakes. Correct them.
- •XIV. Check your grammar.
- •Unit III Building Careers in Accounting
- •I. Read the text and arrange accountants' jobs in order of their importance.
- •VII. Using the information from the text
- •VIII. Talking points.
- •IX. Check your grammar.
- •X. Check your grammar.
- •Unit IV Branches of Accounting
- •Guess the meaning of the following international words.
- •II. Read the text and name the main branches of accounting and determine their functions.
- •Management accounting
- •III. Translate the following word combinations.
- •C) external and internal auditors' functions. Unit V Types of Private Sector Organization
- •I. Read the text and determine the main features of unincorporated businesses.
- •II. Answer the questions.
- •III. What meaning have the following words and word combinations?
- •V. Complete the table using the information from the text.
- •VI. Put a word or phrase in the correct place to complete the following sentences.
- •VII. Rewrite the following sentences replacing the words underlined with the expressions from the text which have similar meanings.
- •VIII. Check your grammar.
- •IX. Give at least two examples from your own experience of:
- •Unit VI The Users of Financial Information
- •II. Read the text, name the users of financial information and say what they are interested in.
- •III. Answer the questions.
- •IV. Match the following concepts with their definitions.
- •VII. Check your grammar.
- •VIII. Check your grammar.
- •IX. Using the information from the text
- •Unit VII Steps in the Accounting Cycle
- •I. Read the text and describe the first two steps in the accounting cycle.
- •Part (a)
- •III. What meaning have the following word combinations in the text?
- •VI. Read the text and say what a trial balance is prepared for.
- •VII. Check your grammar.
- •VIII. Using the information from the text
- •Unit VIII Steps in the Accounting Cycle Part II
- •I. Read the text and name the main financial statements.
- •II. Answer the questions:
- •III. What meaning have the following word combinations in the text?
- •IV. Complete each sentence with a word or phrase from the text.
- •VI. Checking facts and ideas. Decide if these statements are true or false.
- •VII. Read the text and explain what the accounting equations mean. The fundamental accounting equation
- •VIII. Check your grammar.
- •IX. Translate the text in the written form. Assets
- •X. Using the information from the text
- •Unit IX The Balance Sheet
- •I. Read the text and describe the major sections of the balance sheet.
- •III. What meaning have the following word combinations in the text?
- •VI. Look back at the text and choose the corrects words to go together.
- •VII. Rewrite the following sentences replacing the words underlined with the expressions from the text which have similar meanings.
- •VIII. Word building.
- •IX. Check your grammar.
- •X. Translate the text in the written form.
- •XI. Using the information from the text
- •Unit X The Income Statement
- •I. Read the text and tell what the income statement shows.
- •Table 2: Any Company, Inc.: Income Statement for the
- •IV. Which words are missing from the following sentences?
- •V. Make pair of words from upper and lower lists. Translate the resulting word combinations.
- •VI. Checking facts and ideas. Decide if these statements are true or false.
- •VII. Using Table 2 determine what the company’s income statement shows.
- •VIII. Check your grammar.
- •IX. Check your grammar.
- •X. Translate the text in the written form. Cost of goods sold1
- •Unit XI The Statement of Cash Flows
- •I. Guess the meaning of the following international words.
- •II. Read the text and determine the three major groups of activities cash flows result from.
- •VI. Checking facts and ideas.
- •Table 3: Any Company, Inc.: Statement of Cash Flows
- •III. Answer the questions.
- •IV. Read and translate the following word combinations.
- •VII. Using Table 3 determine what is recorded in the company’s statement of cash flows.
- •VIII. Check your grammar.
- •IX. Read the text and say what consolidated statements reflect and include. Consolidated Statements.
- •X. Translate the text in the written form. Disclosure1 and auditing requirements.
- •Unit XII Measurement Principles Asset Value
- •I. Read the text and say what factors value depends on.
- •II. Answer the questions.
- •III. What meaning have the following words and word combinations?
- •V. Look back at the text and choose the correct words to go together.
- •VI. Translate the text in the written form. Asset Сost1
- •VII. Complete the sentences with words or word combinations from the text “Asset Cost”.
- •VIII. Check your grammar. Use the necessary form of the Passive Voice.
- •IX. Using the information from the text
- •I. Read the text and find out what the two sets of estimates required for recognition of income are.
- •III. What meaning have the following word combinations?
- •V. Find the pairs of synonyms.
- •VI. Translate the text in the written form. What are Revenues?
- •VII. Agree or disagree. Express your own opinion.
- •VIII. Check your grammar.
- •IX. Using the information from the text
- •I. Read the text and try to explain the concepts “straight-line depreciation” and “declining-charge depreciation”.
- •II. Answer the questions.
- •III. What meaning have the following word combinations?
- •IV. Put a word or phrase in the correct place to complete the following sentences.
- •VI. Agree or disagree.
- •VIII. Check your grammar.
- •IX. Check your grammar.
- •Unit XV Problems of Measurement
- •I. Read the text and determine the problems of measurement.
- •III. What meaning have the following word combinations?
- •VI. Read the text and describe the event called a gain. Gains
- •VII. Using the information from the texts
- •VIII. Discussion.
- •IX. Check your grammar.
- •Unit XVI Managerial Accounting Budgetary Planning
- •I. Read the text and say what the budgets are prepared for.
- •II. Answer the questions.
- •III. What meaning have the following word combinations in the text?
- •VI. Look back at the text and choose the correct words to go together.
- •VII. Read the text, give the title for it and answer the question “What are the functions of accounting personnel in the planning process?”
- •VIII Read and retell the text.
- •IX. Check your grammar.
- •X. Using the information from the texts
- •Unit XVII Cost Finding
- •I. Read the text and determine the main methods of cost finding.
- •II. Answer the following questions.
- •III. What meaning have the following word combinations?
- •VII. The following statements have mistakes.
- •VIII. Read the text and answer the question:
- •IX. Translate the text in the written form. Cost and profit analysis.
- •X. Using the information from the texts
- •Unit XVIII Other Purposes of Accounting Systems
- •I. Guess the meaning of the international words.
- •II. Read the text and find out what accounting systems provide.
- •III. Answer the following questions.
- •IV. What meaning have the following word combinations?
- •VI. Read the text and answer the question:
- •VII. Read the text. Divide it into paragraphs. Give the title for each part. Retell the text. Bookkeeping
- •VIII. Using the information from the text
- •IX. Building your vocabulary.
- •Unit XIX Summary Structure
- •I. Learn the following instructions.
- •II. Read the text and make up the summary. Accounting and Financial Reporting in Ukraine
- •Unit XX The Accounting System of Great Britain and Northern Ireland:
- •It’s General Regulatory Scheme in Relation to Ukrainian Accounting
- •Key Terms Glossary
- •Bibliography
Key Terms Glossary
Account
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A record of the accumulated results of accounting events affecting particular asset, liability, or owners’ equity items |
accounts payable |
A liability representing the company’s obligation to external suppliers of goods or services |
accounts receivable |
An asset representing the company’s right to receive money from customers |
accounting
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The recording, classifying, summarizing, and interpreting of financial events and transactions to provide management and other interested parties the information they need to make better decisions |
accounting cycle
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Formal process by which companies record accounting information, transfer it to specific accounts, and assemble it for the preparation of financial statements |
accounting equation
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Assets = Liabilities + Owners’ equity |
accounting event
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An economic event that is specific to the entity, is measurable, and changes the entity’s rights and/or obligations |
accounting system
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A system used to identify, analyze, measure, record, summarize, and communicate relevant economic information to interested parties |
actual manufacturing overhead |
The amount of overhead incurred during the period, recorded as debits to Manufacturing Overhead for each cost pool when the cost is incurred |
annual report |
The report provided to stockholders and other external users that contains general information about the company as well as the financial as statements for the fiscal period |
asset
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A right to use resources that are expected to have future economic benefits for the entity |
balance sheet (statement of financial position) |
The financial statement designed to show the assets, liabilities, and owners’ equity of the entity at the end of the period covered by the income statement |
benefit |
Something that provides business resources or reduces consumption |
bond |
A certificate that represents the debt of a company |
budget |
A plan for the future expressed in financial terms |
budgeting
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The process of expressing the company’s goals and objectives in quantitative terms |
capital
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An owners’ equity account in a sole proprietorship or partnership |
cash budget
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A budget that shows the expected cash receipts and disbursements from activities for the coming period |
chart of accounts |
A list of all a company’s general ledger accounts by name and number |
conversion cycle
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The sequence of manufacturing events that combines raw materials with labor and other manufacturing resources to produce products |
cost |
Something that requires the use of business resources |
cost of goods sold |
An expense that represents the company’s cost of the products sold to customers |
cost driver
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The means of measuring activity that reflects consumption of resources; that which causes costs to change |
credit (Cr) |
Any dollar amount entered on the right-hand side of an account |
current asset |
An asset expected to be converted to cash or consumed within a year |
current liability |
A liability expected to be discharged within a year |
current ratio |
The ratio of total current assets to total current liabilities, which measures the ability of the company to meet its current obligations |
debit (Dr) |
Any dollar amount entered on the left-hand side of an account |
direct labor cost |
The cost of the employees whose jobs directly relate to the manufacture of products |
economic event |
A situation that occurs which, when acted on, affects an entity’s wealth |
equity
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Obligations of the business to transfer resources of the company to other parties at some time in the future |
expenditure
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Cash payment made to acquire goods and services, reduce liabilities, or reward owners for their interest in the firm |
expense |
The amount incurred in an attempt to generate revenue |
expense event |
Either a decrease in assets or an increase in liabilities and a decrease in owner’s equity resulting from the operations of the business |
FIFO
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First-in, first-out: a cost flow assumption that presumes inventory purchases (costs) are charged to cost of goods sold in chronological order |
financial accounts information |
The information provided by the financial accounting subsystem |
financial statements
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A collective term used to describe the information communicated to external users by the financial accounting subsystem |
finished goods inventory |
An asset that represents a company’s right to use finished products |
fixed cost
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A cost that is constant in total as the amount of cost driver changes but changes per unit as the cost driver changes throughout the relevant range |
flexible budget |
A budget prepared to reflect the actual production level of the period |
general journal
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A chronological record of the accounting events which shows both the debit and credit side of each accounting event |
general ledger |
The record of all a company’s accounts |
horizonal analysis |
Comparison of each item on a financial statement with that same item on statements from previous periods |
historical cost
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The cash or cash equivalent value that either changed hands, or became obligated when an accounting event occurred |
income statement
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The financial statement designed to show the revenues, expenses, and the resulting net income for a period of time |
indirect labor cost |
The cost of production employees who do not actually produce the products but provide other needed services |
internal auditor
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A private accountant responsible for assessing the company’s internal control system |
inventory |
An asset that the company intends to sell to customers |
job order costing system
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A product costing system that accumulates production costs based on individual jobs or batches |
LIFO
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Last-in, first-out: a cost flow assumption that presumes inventory purchases (costs) are charged to cost of goods sold in reverse chronological order |
limited liability
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The condition which indicates that investors are not personally liable for the debts of the business |
limited partnership |
A partnership composed of one or more general partners and one or more limited partners |
liquidity |
The time required to convert an asset into cash or use it in operations |
long-term asset |
An asset expected to be used for more than a year |
long-term liability |
A liability expected to be discharged after a year |
loss
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A decrease in assets or increase in liabilities and a decrease in owners’ equity resulting from events that are incidental to the ongoing operations of the firm, with the exception of distributions to owners |
mandated budgeting
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A budgeting system that relies on predetermined standards set by upper levels of management that are passed down to lower levels of an organization |
marketing function |
The function responsible for determining the wants and needs of consumers and devising a system for distributing the goods and services they demand |
merchandise inventory |
The goods a company acquires with the intent of selling |
mixed cost
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A cost that varies in the same direction as a cost driver but not indirect proportion, and has both a fixed and a variable component (also known as a semivariable cost) |
net income (accounting income) |
The difference between revenue and expense in a certain time period |
net price method |
A method of recording the acquisition of inventory that assumes the cost of merchandise inventory is the purchase price less any available cash discount |
nominal account
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A temporary account relating to a given period of time |
owner’s equity |
The obligation of a business to transfer residual resources to owners in the event that the business ceases operations |
participative budgeting |
A budgeting system that allows individuals who are affected by the budget to have input into the budgeting process |
product cost |
A cost incurred in connection with the production of products for resale in a manufacturing company |
product mix |
In a multiple-product company, the total of all products sold |
ratio analysis |
The relationship between two or more accounts on the same statement or accounts from two different statements related by the transactions they represent |
raw materials inventory |
An asset representing the company’s right to use raw materials |
replacement cost |
The cost of producing or otherwise acquiring a similar item |
revenue
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The amount earned by a company for providing goods and services to customers |
sales budget |
a budget that shows the expected sales for the period in both physicals (quantity) and financial (dollar) terms |
statement of cash flows
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The financial statement designed to show a business’s cash inflows and outflows as well as the net change in the cash balance for the same time period as the income statement |
statements of owners’ equity |
The financial statement designed to show the changes that occurred in owners’ equity for the period of time covered by the income statement |
trial balance
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An internal document showing a company’s account or balances to verify the equality of debits and credits |
variable cost
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A cost that varies in total in proportion to the change in cost driver level but remains constant per unit of cost driver throughout the relevant range |
vertical analysis |
Analysis of the relative size of items to a base item within one |
