Journal Entry Review for AUD

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    Anonymous
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    Just curious as to what other people sitting for AUD are reviewing/have reviewed as far as journal entries? I know they will be pretty simple, compared to FAR, and when I took AUD three years ago, I only reviewed AJE’s and did well. But, I can’t afford to fail so I’m wondering what other people are reviewing! 🙂

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  • #587382
    thechapman
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    https://www.principlesofaccounting.com/illustrative%20entries/entrieslist.htm

    I used that as a summary just to make sure I could record any “basic” entry thrown at me.

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    #587383
    Anonymous
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    That's a good summary- thanks for sharing. I really hope that they wouldn't be asking for journal entries related to recording bonds at a discount, purchase of AFS securities with the OCI entry, etc. That seems pretty complicated for AUD

    #587384
    zieba
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    Not really. They can ask about…oh, I don't know derivatives from outer space… but it's still basic journal entry accounting. I mean, yes, if they asked about that it would confuse you because you'd see things you don't know in the instructions and panic. But, at its core… they will essentially ask you to a) record stuff b) disburse stuff c) maybe reverse stuff d) expend a portion of stuff e) maybe move stuff to where it belongs… irrespective of the subject matter.

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    #587385
    thechapman
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    I definitely think that's more than adequate. I didn't go crazy on JEs before I took it less than a couple weeks ago, and I'm definitely glad I didn't spend a ton of time on them.

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    #587386
    Anonymous
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    Mmm I don't think that some of those journal entries are basic journal entry accounting. There's a reason why people struggle with them on FAR. I would expect fairly basic entries and adjusting entries but I really can't imagine they would be asking about securities, bonds, etc which are notoriously the tough subjects in FAR.

    #587387
    Kimboroni
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    For AUD, I studied what I read here someone calling “kindergarten accounting” and it worked out okay. I do remember getting a question on something I didn't go over, and I think I attempted to reason out an answer, rolled my eyes, randomly picked an answer, and moved on. I hadn't taken financial accounting for a couple of years. But you have recently passed FAR, so I think you'll be in good shape.

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    #587388
    Anonymous
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    From the link posted above for the JE's, are the below two supposed to have the same JE or is it a broken link? I was thinking the example was the JE for issue par value common stock and there was a different JE for issue stated value common stock, however I am not sure based on the rest of the links working correctly:

    ISSUE PAR VALUE COMMON STOCK

    https://www.principlesofaccounting.com/illustrative%20entries/illustrative%20entry%20for%20issuance%20of%20par%20value%20stock.htm

    ISSUE STATED VALUE COMMON STOCK

    https://www.principlesofaccounting.com/illustrative%20entries/illustrative%20entry%20for%20issuance%20of%20par%20value%20stock.htm

    JE from the website:

    XX-XX-X9 Cash

    15,000,000

    Common Stock 3,000,000

    Paid in Capital in Excess of Par 12,000,000

    To record issuance of 3,000,000 shares of $1 par value common stock at $5 per share

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