Chapter 1, Problem 1E

To determine

Accounting: The process of accounting starts with identification of business transactions quantitative in nature, then further identified transactions are recorded, classified and summarized. After summarization, all data is analyzed to calculate the profit and determine the financial position of the organization. This process ends with the communication of analyzed information to its users.

Whether the given task relates to identification, recording or communicating of accounting.

Accounting task: Analyzing and interpreting the information.

To determine

Whether the given task relates to identification, recording or communicating of accounting.

Accounting task: Classifying economic events.

To determine

Whether the given task relates to identification, recording or communicating of accounting.

Accounting task: Explaining uses, meaning and limitations of data.

To determine

Whether the given task relates to identification, recording or communicating of accounting.

Accounting task: Keeping a systematic chronological diary of events.

To determine

Whether the given task relates to identification, recording or communicating of accounting.

Accounting task: Measuring events in dollars and cents.

To determine

Whether the given task relates to identification, recording or communicating of accounting.

Accounting task: Preparing accounting reports.

To determine

Whether the given task relates to identification, recording or communicating of accounting.

Accounting task: Reporting information in a standard format.

To determine

Whether the given task relates to identification, recording or communicating of accounting.

Accounting task: Selecting economic activities relevant to the company.

To determine

Whether the given task relates to identification, recording or communicating of accounting.

Accounting task: Summarizing economic events.