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Income Statement (Word Scramble)

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Harold Averkamp, CPA, MBA

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1. Amounts earned through a company's main activities.

REVENUES SEVEUNRE
REVENUES EVENEUSR

2. A retailer's revenues.

SALES AELSS
SALES SEALS

3. Costs used up in order to earn revenues.

EXPENSES PESXEESN
EXPENSES PEXSEENS

4. The __________ basis of accounting is better than the cash basis for measuring profitability in a limited time period.

ACCRUAL RALUCAC
ACCRUAL ACARCUL

5. The expense associated with debt.

INTEREST ETENISTR
INTEREST TENESRTI

6. At the end of the accounting year, income statement accounts are ______________.

CLOSED OLEDCS
CLOSED SLDOEC

7. Sales minus the cost of goods sold is gross _________.

PROFIT TORIPF
PROFIT RPTFIO

8. Selling, general and administrative (SG&A) expenses are referred to as _____________ expenses.

OPERATING ARIGTPOEN
OPERATING REPOANGIT

9. The heading of the income statement discloses the _________ of time covered.

PERIOD RIPEOD
PERIOD DRIEPO

10. An accounting year beginning on July 1 and ending on June 30 is referred to as a _________ year.

FISCAL LIFCSA
FISCAL ISLFAC

11. Earnings per share must be reported on the income statement when a corporation's stock is publicly ___________.

TRADED TDAERD
TRADED DETRDA

12. An increase in net assets from a peripheral activity.

GAIN GAIN
GAIN NAIG

13. On a multiple-step income statement, interest expense is reported as a ________________ or other expense.

NONOPERATING ROTIONNGPEAN
NONOPERATING INPNAOONGRET

14. The elimination of an entire subsidiary of a corporation will result in reporting an amount on the income statement described as _______________ operations.

DISCONTINUED TOSNUDDIIENC
DISCONTINUED UITNIESDCOND

15. If a corporation sells a plant asset for less than its ___________ value, the difference will be reported as a loss on the income statement.

CARRYING IRRNYCAG
CARRYING AYRCNGIR

16. The income statement is also known as the statement of ____________.

OPERATIONS RSOAENOPIT
OPERATIONS SERTNOAIPO

17. The largest expense on a retailer's income statement is usually its _____ of goods sold.

COST OCST
COST SOCT

18. Accrual accounting requires that expenses be __________ with revenues.

MATCHED HDTCAME
MATCHED EDHTMAC

19. Changes in accounting ___________ such as depreciation are not viewed as errors.

ESTIMATES IEMSETTSA
ESTIMATES STEIAMTSE

20. The few gains or losses that are not included in net income will be reported as part of other _____________________ income.

COMPREHENSIVE SIPEOCRHENVEM
COMPREHENSIVE EMORESHNEPCVI
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