Ledger Scramble: Payables & Receivables

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Unscramble Letters Ledger Scramble: Payables & ReceivablesOnline version Unscramble key accounting terms by Karen Guarin 1 The finance department responsible for managing, processing, and settling the company’s debts with its suppliers. C A A T M E A O A Y P E S ) T U C P ( N A L B 2 The amount recorded in the right-hand column of an account. A N R C T E U T O M I D 3 The amount recorded in the left column of an account. I T U D O A N T E B M 4 Money earned from the sale of goods or services. E U N V R E E 5 An accounting report that lists all the accounts in a company's general ledger along with their balances. R L A A E B T L C N A I 6 The net profit or loss earned by an entity during a specific period. T O R P S T R O R E U U P S T O 7 Refer to journal entries or cash receipts. U N P S T I 8 The formal recording of a financial transaction in a company's general journal. L N O T E R R U Y A N J 9 The primary and mandatory accounting record in which a company chronologically records all of its financial transactions. E O N L N A S J A R E L R U G 10 The set of quantitative data that reflects the economic reality of a company or individual. F I T A O I A M N N A L I O C I F R N N 11 The department responsible for managing and tracking incoming payments. I A C R L C A B S E N E U ( O ) E M E A A T T R C V 12 An accounting record that collects and classifies all the economic transactions of a company, grouping them by individual accounts (such as banks, customers or suppliers). D R L E N L E G L E ( A E / ) G R G 13 A report that subtracts costs and expenses from revenue to show whether there was a profit or a loss. N E E T A C T M I N E S T O M 14 A financial professional responsible for recording, classifying, and analyzing the financial transactions of an individual or company. T C N O U T S N C A A

Unscramble Letters

Ledger Scramble: Payables & ReceivablesOnline version

Unscramble key accounting terms

by Karen Guarin

The finance department responsible for managing, processing, and settling the company’s debts with its suppliers.

C A A T M E A O A Y P E S ) T U C P ( N A L B

The amount recorded in the right-hand column of an account.

A N R C T E U T O M I D

The amount recorded in the left column of an account.

I T U D O A N T E B M

Money earned from the sale of goods or services.

An accounting report that lists all the accounts in a company's general ledger along with their balances.

R L A A E B T L C N A I

The net profit or loss earned by an entity during a specific period.

T O R P S T R O R E U U P S T O

Refer to journal entries or cash receipts.

The formal recording of a financial transaction in a company's general journal.

L N O T E R R U Y A N J

The primary and mandatory accounting record in which a company chronologically records all of its financial transactions.

E O N L N A S J A R E L R U G

The set of quantitative data that reflects the economic reality of a company or individual.

F I T A O I A M N N A L I O C I F R N N

The department responsible for managing and tracking incoming payments.

I A C R L C A B S E N E U ( O ) E M E A A T T R C V

An accounting record that collects and classifies all the economic transactions of a company, grouping them by individual accounts (such as banks, customers or suppliers).

D R L E N L E G L E ( A E / ) G R G

A report that subtracts costs and expenses from revenue to show whether there was a profit or a loss.

N E E T A C T M I N E S T O M

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Ledger Scramble: Payables & Receivables

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by Karen Guarin

The finance department responsible for managing, processing, and settling the company’s debts with its suppliers.

The amount recorded in the right-hand column of an account.

The amount recorded in the left column of an account.

Money earned from the sale of goods or services.

An accounting report that lists all the accounts in a company's general ledger along with their balances.

The net profit or loss earned by an entity during a specific period.

Refer to journal entries or cash receipts.

The formal recording of a financial transaction in a company's general journal.

The primary and mandatory accounting record in which a company chronologically records all of its financial transactions.

The set of quantitative data that reflects the economic reality of a company or individual.

The department responsible for managing and tracking incoming payments.

An accounting record that collects and classifies all the economic transactions of a company, grouping them by individual accounts (such as banks, customers or suppliers).

A report that subtracts costs and expenses from revenue to show whether there was a profit or a loss.

A financial professional responsible for recording, classifying, and analyzing the financial transactions of an individual or company.

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