Analysis Intermediate:
Understanding the Balance Sheet
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1.
Balance sheets provide information on a companys stock performance.
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True
False
False. Balance sheets provide financial information, but not stock performance information.
2.
Shareholder equity is ________.
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The amount of capital invested by the owners
The value of stock on the market
The amount of a companys assets owned by shareholders
The amount of capital invested by the owners. This is evidenced by stock ownership.
3.
Too many liabilities on a company balance sheet can indicate the danger of bankruptcy.
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True
False
True. Too many liabilities make investors nervous.
4.
A companys assets are paid for with liabilities and shareholder equity.
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True
False
True. Liabilities (debt) and shareholder equity (stock) finance the purchase of assets.
5.
Balance sheets balance _______.
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Equity with debt
Assets with liabilities
Taxes with income
All of the above
Assets with liabilities. Equity, debt, taxes, and income are all included in assets and liabilities.
6.
On the balance sheet, plants and machinery are included under _______.
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Assets
Liabilities
Shareholder equity
Assets. Since they provide economic benefit to a company, they are assets.
7.
Which of the following is not a current asset?
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Accounts receivable
Inventory
Cash equivalent
Stock
Stock. Stock is not a current asset. On the balance sheet, it is a liability.
8.
How long must the useful life of an asset be for it to be treated as a fixed asset?
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One month
One year
More than one year
At least two years
More than one year. If its useful life is more than one year, an asset will be considered fixed.
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